Accomplish Your Writing and Publishing Dreams with Tolulope Popoola
Explore the Accomplish Press Blog for expert writing tips, publishing advice, and creative inspiration for aspiring authors and young writers.
The most naturally gifted writer in your writing group probably isn’t the one who’ll get published first. It’s the one who actually finishes their drafts.
Does talent matter? Yes
At Accomplish Press, we’ve made it our mission to give young people the tools to share their inner worlds and ideas with the rest of us. But nurturing the next
Before you dive headfirst into your writing goals for 2026, take a moment to create what I call a “writing manifesto”, a personal declaration of why you write and what
As the year comes to a close, many writers find themselves reflecting on unfinished drafts or missed goals. This encouraging article is a reminder that your writing journey is unfolding
Your years of living aren’t just background noise; they’re your raw material. Every job you’ve hated, every relationship that taught you something, every mistake that made you wiser, that’s all
The brain science behind creative writing and problem-solving – When children engage in creative writing, they activate multiple areas of the brain simultaneously. They’re organizing thoughts, choosing precise words, structuring
The path from aspiring author to published author isn’t always smooth, but it’s absolutely possible. Every successful writer was once where you are now, staring at a blank page and
A book doesn’t just establish your expertise: it creates opportunities that didn’t exist before. Speaking engagements, consulting offers, media interviews, and partnership proposals all become significantly easier to secure when
Whether your child is naturally drawn to books or seems more interested in video games and sports, every kid has stories inside them waiting to come out. As parents and
A good prompt does three things: it gives your brain a specific starting point, removes the paralysis of infinite choice, and tricks you into writing without the weight of expectations.
When a thrilling fair ride malfunctions, Josephine and her friends race against time to save trapped passengers. Amid smoke, sparks, and rising panic, the teens battle fear and failure to
When mysterious sounds echo through an empty school library, Harper and her friends fear a ghost. Their mission leads to a heartwarming surprise. The Cat in the Library is a
You’ve probably experienced it yourself: getting completely absorbed in a book because you genuinely cared what happened to the main character. Maybe you stayed up way too late reading because
Seemingly ordinary moments in your child’s day are actually goldmines for creative writing ideas. Every scraped knee, every argument with a sibling, every trip to the grocery store contains the
Most nonfiction writers dive into self publishing thinking it’s just about getting their expertise out there. But if you want to make real money and build a sustainable career, you
When you decided you were going to take your writing seriously, you probably tried to start a writing routine. Maybe you lasted a week. Maybe two weeks if you were
So you’ve finally finished your manuscript – congratulations – that’s already a huge achievement! Now you’re staring at the big question: should you go the traditional publishing route or take
Creative writing is not just some “nice-to-have” elective that gets cut when budgets tighten. Creative writing should be as fundamental to education as math and science.
There has never been a better time to be a writer, especially a self-published one. Gone are the days when your only path to becoming a published author involved years
Finding a literary agent requires patience, strategic thinking, and thick skin. The process can feel arbitrary and unfair, and honestly, sometimes it is. But understanding how it works gives you
Research isn’t just for non-fiction writers. Even fantasy and science fiction, genres that seem to have complete creative freedom, rely heavily on research to create believable worlds.
Finding balance doesn’t mean eliminating screens entirely or feeling guilty every time your child picks up a tablet. It’s about creating intentional space for other activities: especially creative writing: that
You’ve just typed those magical words: “The End” on your manuscript. The relief is palpable, the champagne is chilled, and you’re already mentally crafting your author bio. But hold on
Genre can feel like a mysterious box you’re supposed to fit your story into. But think about it like a helpful roadmap that tells readers what kind of journey they’re
