Please send me the following:

1. Links to two articles you’ve already written. They may be on other author blogs or your own website.
2. Your pitch: a couple of sentences or a short paragraph explaining your idea. Use the same care and attention with your pitch that you would with any written work. If it contains typos or poor grammar, it will be discarded.

Articles should be between 500 and 1500 words — about 2 ½ to 7 ½ minutes of reading time.

I do not accept posts from essay-writing services or essay-editing sites.

Posts normally appear on Wednesdays at 2 a.m. Mountain Time. Please be prepared to reply to comments on the day of your post and for the following week.

If I accept your pitch, please submit your copy in .rtf, .doc, or .docx format, along with a JPEG author photo and/or book graphic at least 500×500 pixels. I’ll resize as necessary to fit the page.

All articles are due one week before confirmed publication date.

Here are links to a few guest posts already published:

• AI Talks About AI, and the Conversation Might Surprise You
• AI Is Making Me Lie: One Writer’s Opinion
• The Art of Description: Part 1 … Part 2 … Part 3
• Just What Do You Mean … “Move the Story Along”?
• How Critique Sites Can Help Any Writer, Amateur or Pro
• What Do Americans Have Against the Letter “U” Anyway?
• An Author’s Journey Down the KDP Rabbit Hole
• How to Research What No One Knows
• 8 Online Tools for Writers
• How Should Writers Handle Rejection?
• How to Increase Your Productivity and Perseverance
• To Kill or Not to Kill Characters
• Should Writers Avoid Passive Voice?
• How Does a Blind Writer Cope? It’s Just Blind Sense
• How Does a Prose Poem Differ from a Traditional Poem?
• Four Reasons to Take a Children’s Writing Workshop
• Four Lessons Learned About Writing by Reading
• The Assault on Adverbs: Is It Justified?
• 7 Ways to Beat Writer’s Procrastination
• Should Writers Publish Newsletters?
• Single or Double Quotes? Trunk or Boot?

I look forward to hearing from you.