Today, Inspire’s President, Robynne Miller, continues our series on conference-going with her advice for those of you preparing to attend a writers’ conference for the […]
As has become our tradition, in our first post of the new year we’re taking a look at what our web site visitors were actually […]
This is the second part of a two-part mini-series by two of Inspire’s Board members, in which they tackle the issue of introversion (among others) […]
With the coming new year, a new writing conference season is also approaching, so we thought we’d help prepare our readers with a few posts […]
Writing is a solitary business. Whether using pen and ink, typewriters, or modern technical devices, writers have always needed time without interruptions to do their […]
“Me” has become a dirty word and most people do everything they can to avoid saying it. And it doesn’t matter whether you’re in the heart of Silicon Valley or the remotest wilds of Alaska […]
I love to write. Not only do I enjoy it, but I feel like I need to write in order to process my thoughts. There […]
Writers are usually encouraged to use the active voice and to avoid the passive voice, so it is important to be able to know and […]
Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Debbie Kitterman, who will be sharing with us from her own experience of launching her podcast […]
How to use Evernote to organize your research and your writing projects: structuring your research, online research, managing your writing projects, including templates, checklists, and collaboration tools within Evernote. […]
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