Phyllis A. Whitney is a widely recognized expert in her field. She served as the Chief Editor of the "National Directory of Writers, Artists and Editors" for the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) for many years. She has also served on ASJA's Board of Directors, National Council, and Committee on Recommended Scholarship
Her work experience includes service in leadership positions with several organizations, including ASJA, the Society of Professional Journalists, the National Association of Black Journalists, and the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
A good book isn't written, it's rewritten.Phyllis A. Whitney
Problem, purpose, conflict, goal. Use them. Think about them while you are in the planning phase of your novel; keep these elements at the back of your mind to guide you while you write. When you have written a scene, make sure they are all there, or that if one or another is missing, it is intentional and the effect is what you want.Phyllis A. Whitney
