How Do I Find the Right Narrator(s) For My Audiobook?
You know you want to produce an audiobook, but you’re worried you’ll end up with a recording you don’t like. Choosing the right narrator(s) will
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The Unexpected Solution to Overcome Writer’s Block
Take a look around the internet and on store bookshelves, and you can find plenty of advice for how to write better—faster, more concisely, more
Maya Carlyle
Find an Online Writing Community to Fast Track Your Writing Progress
Wish you could fast track the writing life of your dreams? Here’s the secret. Success in writing comes through navigating many processes: writing, editing, publishing,
Lorraine Haataia PhD
Are You a Writer Who Has Trouble Finishing What You Start?
Do you have too many things to do? This frustrating mountain of tasks comes from your consistency of piling things up as opposed to your
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Video: Author Ivan Farber in Conversation with Prolific Writers Life Founder Lorraine Haataia
On this episode of Conversations About Conversations, Ivan Farber spoke with Dr. Lorraine Haataia about his book Conversations: How to Manage Your Business Relationships One
Keiko O'Leary
Where Can You Find an Online Writing Group? Here!
Achieve your writing goals with a writers group that is always near you. At Prolific Writers Life, we want to offer as many writing opportunities
Lorraine Haataia PhD
Poetry Quiz – First Lines
by Julie A. Fast and Keiko O’Leary, PWL Staff Writers Attention all poetry lovers! Take our fun quiz to test your knowledge of famous first
Julie A. Fast
Poetry Postcard Event Open to Poets and Writers around the World
Prolific Writers Life is excited to announce a collaboration with the Seattle Poetics Lab, also known as SPLAB. At PWL, we want to introduce as
Julie A. Fast
With practice, writers can develop the powerful skill of examining their own thoughts.
If you want to write more but your mind is getting in the way, one of the best things you can do is to examine
Lorraine Haataia
Plotting for a Pantser: The Grand Experiment
As a writer, I’m primarily a pantser*. I get a line or an image or a snippet of conversation in my head, I sit down
Mary Pascual
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