It's true. Most writers stop writing before they have a chance to discover their talents. Time restraints, rejections, and other reasons dissuade many writers from ever continuing at something they love so well.

In Page After Page, writers will learn how to create something substantial – a life that includes writing.

Let Heather show you how to get motivated as she inspires writers without using any new age or self-help techniques. Heather simply puts real life into perspective and shows writers how, by starting with just ten minutes a day, they can develop their writing habits.

With advice that is more personal and thoughtful, Heather Sellers shows writers how it can be done. Writers can overcome their fears and self-doubts that are inherent in the writing process and have an honest relationship with their work that will keep them writing page after page, day after day.

Heather Sellers is an award-winning writer and professor who has taught writing workshops for the past twenty years. She is the director of the creative writing program at Hope College and is the author of Drinking Girls and Their Dresses and Georgia Under Water, which was selected by Barnes & Noble for the 2001 "Discover Great New Writers" series. She is also the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in fiction. She is the author of a children's book, Cubby and Spike: Ice Cream Island Adventure that is also due this Fall.