If Walls Could Talk: Working Through a Writing Slump
It’s funny. I wrote my previous article about how NaNoWriMo had revitalized my writing and yet not even a week later
If Walls Could Talk: A New Twist on NaNo
I’ve been in a writing slump for the last…well, year. It’s part of the reason this column hasn’t happened. My writing happens in fits and spurts lately, and honestly, there are days where no matter how committed I am and
If Walls Could Talk Redux: Writing’s Biggest Hurdle – Crossing the Finish Line
Before If Walls Could Talk returns on February 2nd, we're running some of MH's favorite pieces. This week, MH offers encouragement to finish your novel. I’ve met a lot of very talented writers whose work you will probably never see, whose
If Walls Could Talk Redux: The Art of Research
Before If Walls Could Talk returns on February 2nd, we're running some of MH's favorite pieces. This week, MH invites you to take a look at research. How it can make or break your story, and how to establish some
If Walls Could Talk: Back to the Wall
The last time I released an article for this column was April 22, 2020. Honestly, looking up that answer in preparation of writing this hurt a bit. The MH who wrote that post feels completely different from the one writing
Thank you! Our Books Nominated in the Critters Readers’ Poll 2021 (Ends January 14th, 2022)
Award voting has rolled around again! Thank you for your time, and your readership! We appreciate any vote you cast in these contests. As always, you make what we do possible! The Critters Readers Poll (Formerly the Preditors & Editors Readers Poll) BEST
18thWall is Back
We’re back. 2021 was a hard year that hit all of us at 18thWall. We’ve been working on many projects in the background, and now we’re ready to bring the best creations to you. You may have noticed we’ve been quiet
Thank you! Our Books Nominated in the Critters Readers’ Poll 2020 (Ends January 14th, 2021)
Award voting has rolled around again! Thank you for your time, and your readership! We appreciate any vote you cast in these contests. As always, you make what we do possible! The Critters Readers Poll (Formerly the Preditors & Editors Readers Poll) BEST
How to Write & Direct a Micro-Budget Short Film
Writing short films has always been a good training ground for film and TV (even more so for directing). It really does train you to be as concise as possible. But the sheer amount of work and money that goes
Open Submissions: Shadows Over Avalon
“They were the pointed Saxon minuscules of the eighth or ninth century A.D., and brought with them memories of an uncouth time when under a fresh Christian veneer ancient faiths and ancient rites stirred stealthily, and the pale moon of