Welcome to Your Writer’s Resource Hub!

Welcome! The numbered resource titles link to their respective sections, which offer a wealth of inspiration and information. There’s so much great stuff on VoiceHeartVision—and more to come!

1. Finding the Right Writing Coach

Although I’m no longer offering one-on-one coaching, I still care about your success! With decades of service to writers under my belt, I know how important it is to find the right person when you need them. That’s why I created the five articles you’ll find in this section, articles that can help you find the coach who fits you best.

2. Writing Resources (access via drop down menu)

In the drop down menu where you found this page (Writing Resources), you’ll find articles created just for book writers. Whether you’re writing a novel, memoir, or a nonfiction book, the articles you’ll find in this menu are packed with practical tips and strategies. From plotting your story to overcoming writing blocks, these articles will guide you through key elements of the book-writing process.

3. The Podcast

This podcast series, titled How to Write a Novel: Jamie Helps Mel Write a Novel, is a behind-the-scenes look at five in-depth conversations I had with my friend Melissa as I helped her—sometimes against her dearest wishes—to get serious about writing her first novel.

4. The Blog

With over 300 blog posts (and counting!), the blog is a trove of writing wisdom. It offers everything from quick tips to in-depth explorations of the writing craft and process. The tag cloud on the right of the posts can help you find content you’re interested in.

Resources from Around the Web

In this list, you’ll find a handful of tools, communities, and opportunities that deliver both practical insights and creative encouragement. Follow some links, discover some new avenues for your writing and yourself.

One Stop for Writers: This is a fantastic resource with tools to help plan, research, and write stories. It includes a “story map” feature that helps writers develop their characters, plot, and setting in a structured way. A great tool for writers who love to stay organized.

Reedsy’s Free Resources: Reedsy offers a wealth of free tools, including templates for character development, worldbuilding, and editing checklists. They also provide free educational content on topics like mastering story structure and choosing the right point of view.

Scribophile: This well-known writing community allows writers to exchange critiques and feedback on their work. It’s ideal for those seeking to improve their writing through peer feedback

Almond Press: This site curates and updates a list of writing contests, which is a great way for writers to test their skills, get recognition, and even win some cash prizes. Woohoo!

The Write Life’s Grants for Writers: Writers can find financial support through various grants, including ones like the Leeway Foundation Art and Change Grant, which provides up to $2,500 to support social change through writing.

The Insecure Writer’s Support Group: This community offers writers a place to discuss challenges like writer’s block or self-doubt, providing encouragement and strategies for overcoming these obstacles

The Novel Factory: With a tag line of “Write Smarter, Not Harder,” this site offers a range of resources aimed at helping novelists become more skilled, proficient and efficient. Their “Ultimate World-Building Questionnaire looks particularly fun!

 
 
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