The End
It’s true. After nearly four years of existence, TCWT is closing its doors. As rewarding as this blog has been for me, I feel that it has run its course, and it’s time to … Continue reading
TCWT May 2015 Blog Chain
Hi everyone! As a part of the Ch1Con blog tour (you can read our post on the subject plus enter our critique giveaway here), the May blog chain will be … Continue reading
Teen Writer Conferences, Poetry, and Disability in Fiction: The Ch1Con Blog Tour
Hey everyone! As some of you may know, TCWT has close ties with Ch1Con, a young writers conference based in Chicago, IL; many of our awesome bloggers on this site also work for … Continue reading
TCWT April 2015 Blog Chain
Hey guys! For April’s blog chain, I want to do a twist on a topic from two years ago, which asked participants to write a letter to an antagonist of their … Continue reading
TCWT March 2015 Blog Chain
Hey guys! Apologies for posting this late. My life recently has stayed on course with this tweet. (Also – I’m hoping to catch up on blog chain comments when my exams are over in … Continue reading
February 2015 TCWT Blog Chain
Hey everyone! For this month’s blog chain, I want to focus on something we here on the blog have yet to cover: music. Specifically, how music influences our writing, and in what … Continue reading
Q&A: Starting Is the Hard Part (Or, How to Get Creatively Re-Inspired)
Quick side note before the post: today, TCWT is participating in action/2015, a global campaign (in conjunction with the organization Save The Children and supported by the UN) that encourages young people to speak out … Continue reading
TCWT January 2015 Blog Chain
Hi everyone! Thank you so much for another awesome blog chain this December! All of your posts rocked, as per usual. This month’s blog chain topic was suggested by Heather at … Continue reading
TCWT December 2014 Blog Chain
Hey guys! This month’s blog chain topic was suggested by Lily at Lily’s Notes In The Margins, and I’m really excited about it. She asks: “What works of fiction have … Continue reading
A Fundraiser and a Book Giveaway
Hey guys! John here. As you probably know, TCWT has joined forces with the awesome young writers’ conference, Ch1Con (you can read a little bit about the conference here), and … Continue reading
Announcing TCWT 2.0
Hey guys! This is John speaking. I clarify that because some totally awesome things have happened, and it won’t just be me posting on the blog anymore. I’m not too great … Continue reading
TCWT November 2014 Blog Chain
Hey guys! It’s time to announce the topic for the next blog chain, which begins on November 5th. I’m really excited about this one, and even though the topic is a little different from … Continue reading
September 2014 TCWT Blog Chain
Hi guys! Since I’m posting this a little late (I meant to have it up a day early–sorry!) and to give people ample time to sign up, I’ve decided to start the … Continue reading
Humans of New York and Writing Inspiration
Recently, I discovered the page that I now consider to be the best on the internet: Humans of New York. For those who don’t know, HONY (I’m going to use … Continue reading
TCWT August 2014 Blog Chain
Thanks so much to everyone who participated in the blog chain this July! It was another fantastic one, and I really enjoyed reading all of your posts. For August’s chain, I thought … Continue reading
TCWT July 2014 Blog Chain
As always, a huge thank you to everyone who participated in last month’s blog chain! All of the posts were really thought-provoking, and it was especially cool seeing such a variety … Continue reading
“The Netflix Effect” For Books?
**Please note: This is all speculation. I’m a writer, not a publishing insider, but I think this is a topic worth discussing.** If you are familiar with the television realm, you’ve probably … Continue reading
TCWT June 2014 Blog Chain
**Quick announcement: On June 14-15, just outside Chicago, Illinois (U.S.A.), a few really great people are hosting a writing conference for teen writers known as the Chapter One Young Writers Conference. It’s led … Continue reading