“I became involved when Cliff Blake, from NH PBS, reached out to me because my books, Hemingway’s Paris: A Writer’s City in Words and Images (2015) and Hemingway’s Havana: A
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You know what they say…all work and no play is bad for creativity. (Or, at least that’s what we say.) Come free your mind of the stresses of current events,
Many of us will be homebound again this winter due to Covid 19, but we can still travel through our imaginations and our writing. NHWP is offering a series of
Different kinds of editors play distinct roles in the publishing process, and knowing what these roles are can help you hire the right kind of freelancer at the right time
Amazon may be the biggest online retailer of books, but Goodreads is where serious readers go to discover their next choice, share their opinions on what they’ve read, and connect
Presenter: Gledé Brown Kabongo You’ve heard it many times before: you need a great book cover to grab reader attention. That’s sage advice, but there’s more to the story. With
High Stakes, Ticking Clocks and Killer Twists: Building Blocks for Writing Success in the Thriller Genre Are you frustrated with your thriller work in progress? Are you considering throwing in
If you are working on literary fiction, a memoir, creative non-fiction or historical fiction, this is a great Writing Lab for you! In this Writing Lab, Robin will use her
Are you writing science fiction, fantasy, horror or paranormal fiction? If so, you need to attend this Writing Lab. Submit your works-in-progress or “crazy ideas” to R.W.W. Greene’s Writing Lab
