If Walls Could Talk: Nose Stuck in a Book

Any writer will tell you that good writers read A LOT. Even I’ve suggested it a few times over the years in this very column. Writers have often been compared to sponges; they take words in via reading, and squeeze

This is an analysis of Only Murders in the Building. I will freely talk about the twists and turns of the series. Massive Spoilers are coming your way, including the identity of the killer. Consider this your enticement to watch the

It’s funny. I wrote my previous article about how NaNoWriMo had revitalized my writing and yet not even a week later

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

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

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

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