No Sleep for the Written

Alice faces her worst fear brought on by the Red Queen.

Lennon answers the question: Can you revive an old idea for a new book?

It's finally time to start writing in the writing process.

Lennon shares what happens if a writer waits too long to write a story idea down.

Alice must face a deadly beast sent by the Red Queen.

"Things I'd Save in a Fire," a poem by Lennon K. Riley.

Can you write a story without your main character figured out? Lennon answers.

A few tips and tricks to developing a full outline.

How does Lennon recommend beating writer's block?

Absorb the thoughtful book review of "What the River Knows" from Isabel Ibanez.

Alice is living a miserable existence in the Rockhill sanatorium. That is, until she gets two welcome visitors.

Alice returns to Wonderland, determined to save her true love and defeat the Red Queen terrorizing the magical land.

Every writer has their own writing process, but here's where I begin writing once I have that first idea.

Introducing "Ask Lennon," a series of blogs devoted to writing advice.

Across the Margin published What Happened to Sally, a short story about lives profoundly touched by tragedy, one that brings to light the...