* Villains: How to write a believable villain.
* The importance of Setting in your novel: How to make your setting come alive.
* Plotting your novel: How to marry Scrivener and Save the Cat
* Death in writing: How to write a death scene.
* Info dumps in novels are bad: Here are some tips on how to break up an info dump.
* The eyes are the window to our P.O.V.: Here are some tips on how to fix Point Of View issues.
* Whip it into shape: Here are some ways you can edit your manuscript.
* The Energy sucking “I”: How to avoid the over usage of pronouns.
* Writing a Memoir is hard. Be brave. Share your story.
* Thankful: Maybe it’s okay to use your family as guinea pigs for your novel.
* Research Before the Internet: Here are some ways that research can make your story come to life.
* You are Here: Do you sink in defeat, or do you enjoy the view when writing gets hard?
* Writing fact Mingled with Fiction: How to make fiction seem real.
* Writer’s block vs. Writers Resistance: What are the differences and how you can overcome them.
* Don’t Be Set In Stone: Let your story evolve, it will become better.
* ??? Inspiration ???: One of my favorite TED talks and what I think about our creative genius.
* Skiing and Writing – how they relate: Motivation to keep writing when it’s seems impossible.
* First Liners – How to “Pick Up” on your Readers: How to hook your reader.
* Gardening and Writing – how they relate: How to plan a successful novel.
* The Art of Asking: TED talk about asking for what you want.
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