Can creative people be organized? Creatives are often thought of as haphazard and absent-minded, but creativity and structure can coexist.

From a treehouse in the sky to a daybed swing with a killer sunrise view, these have been some of my favorite places to write.

While everyone is different, there are some tried and true ways to break out of writer’s block. Here are five strategies I use to supercharge my storytelling.

When I look back at 2018 years from now, I think I’ll remember it as a rare collision of indescribable pain and immense joy. There won’t be another one like it, yet I’m excited to look forward and make the best of this next trip around the sun. Here’s a quick look at 19 goals I hope to accomplish in 2019.

With so many books in the wild and politicians and celebrities writing and publishing memoirs in a matter of months, it’s easy to assume that the book publishing business is, well, easy. After all, some estimates pin the number of available print titles on Amazon at nearly 50 million.

Almost any author will tell you that the road to book publication is arduous and long, like a marathon course that scales high mountain peaks and snakes through twisted canyons. Maybe that’s why, for so many of us, the book doesn’t feel real until we see the final cover.

I always knew I’d want to write an epilogue for Run to the Light, the memoir I penned as a love letter to my little sister. I thought readers would want to know what happened to Taylor, already in the autumn of her life by the final chapter.