Spring is time for rebirth. So dust off that old manuscript and make it bloom.

It's springtime. Time to write! You know, on a porch with a mug of coffee as you watch the flowers finally return.

When you open a window you get a warm breeze, but ideas also arrive on the wind. #spring #amwriting

Q: What to do when it rains? A: Write.

What better way to celebrate Mother's Day than finishing that novel you said you'd write as a child.

Who thinks this going to be a great summer for writing? We do! #SummerPlans

Do you have 5 min to write before heading to work for the day?

Let the warmth of summer seep into your work - great writing takes great kindness.

What's your favorite type of summer book - do you go for the long leisurely novel or the quick hot read?

Do you write more in summer or winter?

We just added the ability to upload a cover image to your WriteBug project! Do you keep visuals in mind as you write?

With sand, sea, and pen: The beach is a great place to dream up ideas for your next story.

Happy Father's Day! What better way to celebrate than finishing that novel you said you'd write as a child.

Great writers are often very self-critical. Just remember to turn off your inner critic long enough to get the book written!

From the great Neil Gaiman: "This is how you do it: You sit down at the keyboard and you put one word after another until it's done."

Are you writing every day?

In his book "On Writing," Stephen King says that he writes 10 pages a day without fail, even on holidays.

On the other hand, James Joyce once spent a whole day writing three sentences.

Do you pace around to get ideas for writing? Philip Roth claims to walk half a mile for every page he writes.

If you're struggling to write today, try heading outdoors for a minute to take in the summer. It's really here!