Recently, I went home to visit my parents for a week—to enjoy a very mellow Spring Break—and while there, I took on the task of...

What’s one lie you keep telling yourself? I’ll go first. “I’m going to write today”. Five words is all it takes. Just five words act as...

Come one, come all to the first ever South Jersey Children’s Book Festival: Celebrating FREADOM! This free event, sponsored by Inkwood...

Life keeps us on our toes, I’m sure many would agree. Work, school, family, friends, you name it. For those of us who live in the...

One of the issues, I think, that we as writers face is the question of whether or not anyone would like to read what we write. Especially...

For the past two years, Singularity Press has had the pleasure of attending the AWP Conference & Bookfair in Philadelphia (2022) and...

Getting stumped during a project is something that comes naturally to pretty much every writer. Not knowing what to do with the middle of...

When writing a story, a small detail that authors might not pay much attention to is food. But we all need food, and so do your...

This is not something I actively think about, but at some point in my life I realized the benefits of vagueness. Oftentimes, movies...

In my Junior Year of high school, I remember being able to attend an event where various writers and creatives, such as comedians,...

Friends, family, fellows! Brace yourselves for the wondrous opportunity I am about to present to you. This week, stop by the lobby of 260...

It’s that time of year again. The leaves are changing, there’s a chill in the air, and everyone’s in the mood for some classic horror....

As graduation looms around the corner, it’s a great time to reflect on what I’ve learned in the Writing Arts program at Rowan. Generally,...

When you think of a good writing day, what pops into your head? Perhaps it’s you seated in front of your computer, keyboard clacking,...

Learn how to fit writing in your busy schedule.

Personally Booktok has taken over my whole for you page, and I know I'm not the only one. It's become a phenomenon that has brought book...

American novelist Jack London once said, “You can’t wait for inspiration. You have to go after it with a club.” Sure, that might be...

Plotting vs Pantsing is a common topic among writing articles, but how much do these approaches matter when it comes to the first draft?

This blog post provides five writing exercises that may assist a writer in creating meaningful and believable character development.

5 fantastic new books with neurodiversity representation written by neurodivergent authors to read this year.