I began calling my husband "my Dragon" in memory of a letter he sent me when we were dating, in which he described himself as a dragon inviting a princess to tea-time. He also collects dragon-y things and now DMs for D&D. #myDragonhusband

I've always wanted to create a course called "How to Think Like a Writer" and it's basically all the little troubleshooting hacks I've learned that help me find the right pacing, tone, plot hole fix, character arc, etc. Stuff beyond the mechanics of writing.

Writer moms, how do you keep the words coming when you're raising littles? Write on your phone in the bathroom? Early in the morning or late at night when they're sleeping? In random bursts while the toddler watches Bluey? Share your secrets! #writermom #WritingCommunity

Writers, back up your files. I would have lost some novels and WIPs recently without Dropbox!

I love how passionate fantasy authors get about how dragons and werewolves and other mythical beasties should be written. As if these creatures actually exist and people are spreading misinformation by writing biological or lore inaccuracies into their stories.