Home of Author Rich Scott Keller

Ongoing chaos does one of two things to writers. Either it provides a plethora of ideas or they jump into the rabbit hole.

Thank you, Elmo. You furry, first-person speaking, three-year-old you. He blew up the internet by asking how we were doing.

My memoir "Faith and Slipper Socks" is about mental illness, late-stage diagnosis of bipolar disorder and time in a mental treatment center.

To help you through the transition between one job and another, when money may not be coming in, here are 5 things to do.

A total of 15,046 words, which is a significant jump. I'd like to thank the typing class I took in my sophomore year of high school.

A reason NaNoWriMo contestants run into difficulties is mental health. Determined to reach 50K words by Nov. 30, they put their health aside