The writing had to stand on its own. Nobody gave a crap if I was cool.

I thought I should get to work on the whole manuscript and maybe a query, too. Oh, my giddy cousins, was I wrong.

They’re the reasons Luke and Darth felt right ... So where do you find these potentially script-worthy names?

When was the last time you had fun—real fun—at the movies? Beginning-to-end, clapping at the screen, whooping along with the audience, goosebump-raising FUN.

Friends and people who believe in you are worth 10x more than funding—and they'll make the journey a lot more fun.

"I think this is an opportunity for people with disabilities and allies to demand better."

What I discovered was eye-opening at the curiosity level, but also valuable for my thinking and planning as a publisher, and for you as a writer or author.

Sticking the landing of a script is tricky. It can’t be too predictable, yet it needs to feel wholly appropriate, justifiable, and even inevitable in its way.

As the rejections racked up, we felt frustrated: How is no one seeing what we’re seeing? This is the right comedy for the right time ...

It's often hard to know who the "good guy" and the "bad guy" is, especially when both sides of a conflict are truly convinced of their own righteousness.

... in swapping stories with fellow small publishers and indie authors, I eventually happened upon the secret of the apple orchard.

After three decades of dreading revision, writer and editor Erica Davis reveals how she came to kind of not hate revision since receiving her ADHD-Inattentive diagnosis.

It was an act of opening my heart in rebellion against total social isolation. It began as a personal exercise, an uncensored lovefest only I would see.

I had to pause and think critically about how I’d gotten here, and where I wanted to go moving forward.

Throw them all out into the world as your time, energy, and budget allow and see what sticks—which methods, which messages, which audiences.