What kind of a writer are you—do you wait for the muse or rely on momentum?  I’m somewhere in the middle. But if I have to choose between the two camps, I would be in the latter.

Is reading literature a form of snobbery? Literature has always been associated with the upper class because traditionally only rich people have access to it. They are also more likely to have the education necessary to appreciate literature. But in this day and age of global communication, when you don’t have to be able to read or understand a single word of French to appreciate Proust, is it still snobbish to read “Remembrance of Things Past?”

Don’t stumble on the little comma. Remember these essential rules.

Learn the true story behind My MacArthur, Cindy Fazzi’s historical novel. Attend a free presentation at the San Francisco Public Library (main) on March 16, 2019.

Reading “The Grapes of Wrath” will make you nicer. It’s just one of the unexpected benefits of literature.

The Folsom Public Library will host Cindy Fazzi’s presentation titled “Douglas MacArthur: Public Figure, Private Affair,” a part of its Author Series, on March 2, 2019, 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Cindy Fazzi’s historical novel, My MacArthur, was chosen as a quarterfinalist in ScreenCraft’s 2018 Cinematic Book Competition. “Our jury is looking for books that would be great for film and/or television,” according to the organization.

Some authors and writing teachers will advise you against using a pen name. They will warn you about the challenges of branding a pen name on top of your real name. Well and good, except sometimes you don’t have a choice.

What’s your burning New Year’s resolution as a writer? Maybe you can adopt these three resolutions or something similar.

Popular online dictionaries are saying goodbye to 2018 with some choice words: toxic, misinformation, and justice. These are some of the most looked-up words this year.