Official website for Contemporary YA author, Allyson Kennedy
The Middle is a hilarious TV show that spot-on depicts small-town America, but what can it teach us about writing? Read more to discover how the Heck family is a golden example of character-driven fiction.
Read MoreThe Marvel Cinematic Universe is full of powerful storytelling tools if we dig deep enough. What have I learned about writing from the MCU? Find out in today’s post!
Read MoreLooking for a great writing resource book to grab? Check out why I recommend Go Teen Writers: Edit Your Novel by authors Stephanie Morrill and Jill Williamson.
Read MoreA Walk to Remember is a beloved love story with nods to Christianity, but what can it teach us about storytelling? Check out the three writing tips I’ve learned from A Walk to Remember.
Read MoreEver had a conversation with a non-writer turn south because they just don’t get the writing life? Check out these 12 comebacks for writers to help silently deal with the frustration!
Read MoreWhat did the TV show about enchanting fairytale stories teach me about writing? Check out the four writing tips I gathered from watching ABC’s Once Upon a Time.
Read MoreAre you wanting to make progress on your writing project despite not participating in NaNoWriMo? Check out how I set my monthly word count goals to complete my WIPs!
Read MoreHow is my current WIP, The Fall, going? Check out my progress in today’s post!
Read MoreMiddle grade fiction is an often overlooked genre, but it is vitally important for its target age group. Check out why middle grade books matter, and how we as authors can provide quality works for this age group.
Read MoreCheck out what I’ve been up to during the third quarter of 2019!
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