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Before I started writing novels in late 2012, I was a serious writer of screenplays and stage plays, and a

In this week’s roundup from Script magazine, Alison Schapker talks about the development and adaptation process, character development, her emotional

Shannon Messenger graduated from the USC School of Cinematic Arts, where she learned—among other things—that she liked watching movies much

“Say it again, I double-dog dare ya,” Ferret said through clenched teeth, his dark eyes narrowed. Basil replied, seemingly unfazed

Writer’s Digest is heading to Italy in 2025, and we want you to join us! Writers from around the world

In spring, summer, and fall, Callan Wink can be found guiding flyfish anglers in Montana. In the winter, he surfs

We’ve written the poems. Now, it’s time to collect them: Here are the next steps for this year’s challenge. Before

We’ve made it! Almost. For today’s prompt, write a rest poem. Maybe you’re looking forward to taking a rest; maybe

[This article first appeared in the November/December 2024 issue of Writer’s Digest.] You deck the halls. You fill the stockings.

When people ask for feedback in social media writing groups, they often preface their request with phrases like “Please be