Morgan Broadhead

Turning Fear and Anxiety on Its Head: How to Use AI, Misinformation, and Digital Trust in Our Writing

Leave it to us humans to take advances in technology and twist them into manipulation tactics. How many of those comments in

Yes, of course this was difficult. I mean, come on, I read at least a couple dozen books every year. But a

The yard has been soaked for weeks, and it’s still coming down. It’s spring after all, so it shouldn’t be entirely unexpected.

You may recall back in October when I launched the news about my short story anthology. If not, here’s the recap: I’m

This will be a short post. Short but sweet. I’ve always known I have an awesome and creative wife. She likes to

2025 was the year I took a hard look at the things I can and can’t control. I’m not one to set

So, I was in Barnes & Noble with my wife and son over the weekend. My son wanted to buy matching journals

I always wanted to see my short stories in print. I just never expected I’d be the one publishing them. Back when

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about where I want to take this writing gig. Honestly though, it’s not just lately; it’s

I’ve been writing a long time, fourteen years as of this month. There isn’t a nugget of writing wisdom I haven’t heard

I want to talk about a part of writing that’s not often discussed, and that’s the burn out. There’s a ton of

Ray Bradbury was the whole reason I started this site back in 2018. I needed a secret bunker, a hidden base, a

Wendy and I got married 33 years ago and received a honeymoon cruise to Cozumel as a wedding gift from my parents.

There are thousands of reasons why a person decides to become a writer. To narrow the list down just a tad, I

We were surprised last year when the folks from The Discovery Channel and their show Homestead Rescue contacted us for a third