LYNSEY FREEMAN

At some point every writer gets self-conscious about their writing. In fact, it’s perfectly normal to question what you’re writing from the outset. And those questions come back up again and again throughout the process. As most every writer and published author will confess, you get so close to words that the natural tendency is to lose any perspective about whether the story is any good or not—just read the acknowledgements page of your favorite author. Certainly, there are

Metaphors and meaning are everywhere: in art, in literature, in music, in advertising, and in everyday conversation. And we employ this maxim in other areas of life such as learning. Often, you hear corporate trainers or leadership and organizational communication coaches refer to different types of learning styles, particularly visual learning for its ability to bring the material to life and increase comprehension and retention. There really is something, then, to the adag

As writers, we dedicate countless hours to our craft, refining our words to fulfill our promise to our readers. Excellent writing is excellent thinking. It may look easy, but it's rarely done quickly. That's what happens when you become immersed in a story. You gaze into the window, but you don't notice the glass. This is why many of us—myself included—return repeatedly to cherished authors. We read everything they write, pre-order their upcoming releases, and often find our

Writing a domestic suspense novel is not just about crafting a story; it’s about weaving a tapestry of tension, emotion, and unexpected twists that keep readers on the edge of their seats. As I embark on this journey, I want to share my experiences, insights, and the challenges I face along the way. Whether you’re a budding writer or a seasoned author, I hope my journey inspires you to explore the thrilling world of domestic suspense. Understanding Domestic Suspense Domestic