
Writing Resilience
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David Hankin is a Writers of the Future Volume 39 winner with his story, “Death and the Taxman.”

You Can’t Pay It Back
When others have helped smooth the way for your success as an author, it's only fair that you do the same by paying it forward.

Inventing Profanity: What to Write When You Can’t Say “Duck”
So, there you are, writing away when the f-bomb splatters onto the page. Some markets won’t have a problem with this, but what if you’re writing for a PG-13 market, or what if your target market is OK with some profanity, but you like to use it a lot?

Fantasy and Science Fiction Literature in the Arab World
The history of science fiction and fantasy in the Arab world dates to The Epic of Gilgamesh, considered the oldest literary work in history.

By the Numbers
Mike Jack Stoumbos won Writers of the Future and had a novel trilogy published in the last year, while teaching workshops for emerging authors in addition to the high schoolers. This is his advice.

One of a Billion Inspirational Stories
How one artist learned to tell a good story and won Writers of the Future.

The Decision to Succeed
If confidence and direction are lacking, here are three points of wisdom shared from Writers of the Future Grand Prize winner Volume 38.

Why I Subscribe to the Barbossa Philosophy
How first knowing the rules and then knowingly not following them can lead to success, because if something feels right for a story, try it.

Taking the Scenic Route
One author's journey filled with detours, potholes, meandering side trips, self-doubt, and ultimate success...

Journey Over Destination
One writer's journey to realizing a life's dream and how Writers of the Future helped her achieve it.
