- An article by How She Does It was featuredNovember 2018Courtney Martin, author of Do It Anyway: The New Generation of Activists, shares her dynamic journey with young activists. I woke up on the morning of my new book’s publication feeling like I was marking the end of a wild and surprising...
See moreAn article by How She Does It was featuredSeptember 2018Candace Walsh, co-editor of the new anthology Dear John: I Love Jane: Women Write about Leaving Men for Women (Seal Press), comes to understand her true desires and, in the process, discovers her writing voice. Right before I got married to my...
See moreAn article by How She Does It was featuredJune 2018When Niki Tulk couldn't find a publisher for her book, she used the experience she'd gained as an indie music producer to create a Kickstarter campaign--and it exceeded her wildest expectations. You have the novel, you have the...
See moreAn article by How She Does It was featuredMay 2018BlogHer's Catherine Connors embraces her love for the rant, and outlines six constructive tips for making your rant the best it can be. I love a good rant. I love to read them, and I love to write them. I love to read them, because a good...
See moreMay 2018Antoinette Sophia liked How She Does It's article No Guts, No Story: How Braving a Job Change Launched a Writing CareerApril 2018An article by How She Does It was featuredApril 2018Christine Montross, author of Body of Work and Falling Into the Fire (just out from The Penguin Press today!), worried that changing careers would compromise her writing. Here, she tells how taking a risk unexpectedly deepened her writing...
See moreAn article by How She Does It was featuredMarch 2018When novelist Charlotte Watson Sherman realized that she might not get to finish her book — her passion project — if she didn't reach out for help, she challenged her old-school mindset and — with the help of strangers...
See moreLone Morch liked How She Does It's article Taking Matters into Her Own Hands: A Novelist's Path to Self-PublishingJanuary 2018An article by How She Does It was featuredJanuary 2018For the past eight years, Mohana Rajakumar — writer, mother, professor, and wife — has been living with her growing family in the Arabian Gulf country of Qatar. Her latest novel, An Unlikely Goddess, which released on Kindle two weeks...
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