Backstory and Flashback
In Monthly Mentorship, I support writers by teaching them how to apply thinking to language and integrate writing into their lives, sustainably. We begin by studying sample texts, with the idea [...]
Mythbusting: All Workshops Are Created Equal
Last month I went out on a limb, stating that workshopping your writing should be the exception in academic and continuing education writing classes—not the norm. I even went so far as to suggest [...]
National Indie Excellence Awards Finalist!
North Carolina Author Katey Schultz Named Finalist in the National Indie Excellence Awards Close on the heels of her recent Foreword INDIES Book of the Year recognition, Loyola University [...]
Mythbusting: Why Workshops Can Kill Your Writing
Hang with me for this one, readers, because I’ve been holding my tongue on this topic for far too long. I’m going to come at you with a lot of don’ts right up front, but I promise that by the end [...]
Book of the Year Award Winner!
North Carolina Author Katey Schultz Wins 2019 Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Award June 22, 2020—Loyola University Maryland’s Apprentice House Press is pleased to announce that Katey [...]
When “Not Writing” is the Best Thing a Writer Can Do
It’s true that my first book, Flashes of War, was rejected over 40 times before being accepted by Loyola University Maryland, and going on to win IndieFab Book of the Year in 2013. It was even [...]
