S.F. Williams

For fans of Knives Out, Only Murders in the Building and even Gilmore Girls with body bags. Officer Callum Nowak must confront the ghosts of his past if he's to solve the murders he encounters in the fictional Catskill Mountain town of Nyes Landing. #indiepit #MYS #AN

Just canceled my @InstacartHelp order because it was changed from 3 p.m. today to tomorrow between 9 and 11 a.m. AFTER it was being shopped. No reason given. Unacceptable. I will be looking at alternative grocery delivery services now that I've canceled order and my renewal.

@tonyhenandez790 Callum Nowak

What is your main character’s name in your WIP?

@MBHenry1985 The first time I put myself out there was terrifying. But I've written three books since and published two. Now, I crave feedback because it has ALWAYS made my stories better. I make sure I'm rested and receptive before reading or hearing comments and thank them for their help.

That feeling when you KNOW it's time to get extra eyes on that manuscript, but that means you have to let people read it.... #WritingCommunity #amwriting #writerslife

@lhallwriter I would have to go with Dracula as well, but Wuthering Heights would be a close second.

Favourite title from this collection? Me: Dracula 😎

What are your favorite fantasy tropes? I think mine is the Chosen One trope. It's a fun one, both to read and write! #writingcommunity #readers #fantasytropes

@KupcakeProse If you . . . um . . . like . . . write dialogue the way people . . . um...really speak when they talk you're going to . . . like I was saying before . . . ramble a lot and insert a lot of filler words. Write efficient dialogue that sounds and reads naturally and serves the story.

How often do you use someone’s name when speaking to them? You should write dialogue how people actually speak! Unbelievable or clunky dialogue is one of the fastest ways to turn me off a book.

What separates YOUR book from all the others out there? #WritingCommunity

@love_walk_life "Fans of Only Murders in the Building, Knives Out, or even Gilmore Girls with body bags will feel right at home in Nyes Landing." —Literary Titan

Thought maybe @DoorDash would be better than @Seamless. But both services suck. Tonight, my @doordash driver brought me two spilled drinks and no food, blamed the restaurant, and left. Took 25 minutes to report and get refund. No food. No apology. And I lost my $25 discount.

Writing a book is like running a marathon. Many people sign up. Only a fraction actually start the race. Less make it to mile 20. And fewer still actually cross the finish line. So if you ever feel like giving up...think about that moment when you finally break through the tape. 🏅 The pride you'll feel looking back at mile one will make every step worth it.

@L_Eve_Gale The search for family and belonging seems to repeat in my stories.

They say that every writer has a recurring idea in every book... the main idea of ​​his life... have you found yours yet?

Creatives, drop your creative links below and I'll happily repost some 👇

⛈️ It's my birthday. Yay. ⛈️ So, today only, go grab my fantasy heist novella for free. And maybe buy one of my other books while you're at it. And maybe an audiobook or two. And maybe send coffee? I like coffee 😂

@rachkmc They make my stories so much better

@sfwauthor that is an amazing skill!

what is one thing you think you do really well in writing? i just had a call with a book coach client and i was able to tell them they are SO good at interior monologue and dialogue :) i know we are all hard on ourselves; but what do you think you do really well :)

@SophiaLiam25212 Usually one book at a time, with some overlap between the final proofreading and publishing of one and the first drafting of the next. But right now, I have one novel in edits, one episodic short story I'm drafting, and a full-length play that's in early development stages.

For writers: do you write one book at a time or several?

@HJamesWrites Louise Penny

Writers, if you could have someone famous read your book, who would it be? 📚📝

@AuthorGoodwin Yes

Have you ever bought a book from an author because you saw them plugging their novel on this platform?

@TS_Secrets I made my connections in college.

My neighbor spent about $80k on his son’s college finance degree. His son graduated, filled out 105 applications, and couldn’t land a finance job. Right now, he’s managing a Jimmy John’s while he “waits for a break.” Then my neighbor said, “I’m going to introduce him to some of my friends so he can get an entry-level role.” And it hit me. If the outcome is still who you know, not what you studied… what exactly did the $80k buy?

@ellymelly This morning

Curious. When was the last time you picked up a real pen and wrote something on a piece of paper???