Posts in Writing

by Staci Troilo
October 1, 2012

Five Ways to Write a Successful Heroine

I’d like to spend some time over the next few weeks working on elements of a […]
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by Staci Troilo
September 24, 2012

The ABCs of Murder Weapons in Fiction

If you read or write mysteries, you know the importance of a good weapon for the […]
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by Staci Troilo
September 10, 2012

The Five Best Things to Do on Saturday

Over the weekend I attended Fayetteville Public Library’s 6th Annual Ozark Writers Live Event. This event […]
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by Staci Troilo
September 4, 2012

How to Build a Sturdy Writer’s Platform Across Wide, Unrelated Genres, I Mean, Branches

All writers have a constant and un-ending supply of ideas at their fingertips, just waiting to […]
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by Staci Troilo
August 24, 2012

Who’s Worse: The Cheater or the Accuser

I agree that those who are cheating to gain advancement in their careers are not only […]
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by Staci Troilo
August 20, 2012

Back to School Blues

So today is the first day of school for the kids— again. Where did the summer […]
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by Staci Troilo
August 13, 2012

It’s Up To You New York, New York

Ah, Old Blue Eyes. I fell in love with Frank Sinatra when I was a young […]
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by Staci Troilo
July 30, 2012

How Project Planning in Corporate America Helped Me Write Novels

Okay, it doesn’t help write the novels, but it did help me plot them. Let me […]
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by Staci Troilo
July 22, 2012

Writing Epiphanies at the Chinese Buffet

I ate dinner at a Chinese buffet tonight. I am horrified to think of how many […]
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by Staci Troilo
July 16, 2012

Who Wrote That?

My in-laws are in town. I was worried about how I was going to get a […]
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