Writing Advice - Morgan Broadhead

Kill Your Darlings. Then Resurrect Them with Necromancy.

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

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

What would you say if I told you there’s a way to step up your writing game while also having fun at the same time?

How can anyone possibly be expected to stay productive during these End of Times? With tiny snaps from his nubby little fingers,

I’ve had some extra time to myself this week to travel a bit and, I thought, get a TON of writing done.

John Green, author of The Fault in Our Stars, once said, “We write to find the fire in the darkness.” I love

I’m always the most motivated to write during those times when I one hundred percent absolutely am not able to write. The

I’ve been thinking a lot about this writing life of mine. I wasn’t born with a pen wrapped inside my umbilical cord.

We’re finally getting our kitchen installed. We’ve been living in this house five years now. Or six. Ten? I dunno. I’ve lost

Sometimes the writing feels like throwing chunks of broken bricks into an abandoned lot. I pass by that lot every day, usually

It’s weird to think Christmas is just around the corner. Only five weeks left, kids! You can feel it in the air,

I feel sorry for this trail horse. The bridle is rusty. That can’t taste good. The leathers are worn and cracked. I’m

“Of course, you have a choice, Mister Stephens, just like everyone who dies.” Stephens sat, or rather hovered, over a thickly padded