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Oct 26, Pursue your creative writing dreams with creative writing tips, help, and resources from novelist Pearl Luke.

creative writing website with creative writing tips and ideas, writing prompts, writing activities, character name generator, and more to help anyone write better.

Oct 27, Pursue your creative writing dreams with creative writing tips, help, and resources from novelist Pearl Luke.

creative writing website with creative writing tips and ideas, writing prompts, writing activities, character name generator, and more to help anyone write better.

Oct 26, Our Best Reads and Reviews

Book clubs will enjoy these best reads

Oct 24, Review of Who by Fire by Fred Stenson

Who by Fire is a story with weight and heat, an absorbing and finely nuanced novel from an author unmistakably in his writing prime. It drills straight to the heart.

Sep 13, Sample Writing Feedback

Sample of actual writing feedback provided to a creative writer after a manuscript review by Pearl Luke, author of Madame Zee

Sep 11, Short Story and Creative Writing Contests and Competitions

Short Story and other creative writing contests and competitions with big cash prizes like the ones below can provide a real step up for writers. Writing competitions can jumpstart a career.

Sep 11, Where to Read Short Stories Online

Read short stories online. Links to high quality online fiction, the best new literary fiction online offered by the Book Trust, publishers, universities, and quality online journals.

Sep 9, Bitter Lake by Marika Deliyannides

Reviewed by Pearl Luke Bitter Lake, like Atonement by Ian McEwan, is a novel about the mistakes of youth and how the psychological clanging of unacknowledged

Sep 10, Bitter Lake by Marika Deliyannides

Reviewed by Pearl Luke Bitter Lake, like Atonement by Ian McEwan, is a novel about the mistakes of youth and how the psychological clanging of unacknowledged

Sep 9, Watermark by Sari Sikstrom

Watermark has one of the most interesting protagonists I have ever encountered. Dr. Vela Ostofvold is a forensic librarian, an occupation that until now