Childhood drama does funny things to you. As a kid, you make choices that the adult version of you may or may not agree with in retrospect.… Read more “Connecting Through Music”
Category: Writing
How to Finish a Writing Project
You can fiddle with a writing project forever. Really. It’s feasible to never be finished. Short form. Long form. It doesn’t matter. There’s always one more spell… Read more “How to Finish a Writing Project”
A Reader’s Foundation
I see a lot of posts on social media that say something to the effect of “I’ve been nominated to share 1 photo every day for 10… Read more “A Reader’s Foundation”
Making the Domestic Literary Worthy
Many people think that Fantasy is hard to write – and it is in its own right. But, as I prepare to make the switch back from… Read more “Making the Domestic Literary Worthy”
Writing and Having Other Hobbies
This is another post in my “Writing and ____” series in which I explore a subject that writers frequently face. Today I’d like to talk about having multiple… Read more “Writing and Having Other Hobbies”
Enrich Your Fiction: Partnering With Designers
Writing isn’t all about the written word. If your book doesn’t have shelf appeal, then the likelihood that someone is going to pick it up and read… Read more “Enrich Your Fiction: Partnering With Designers”
Saying ‘I do’ and writing
It’s only February, but my fiance and I are already thinking about November because that is when we’re getting married! It seems like it’s a long way… Read more “Saying ‘I do’ and writing”
The Power of Storytelling
With great power comes great responsibility. This is more than just a quote from Spider-man. It is a very real sentiment that reminds me that actions have… Read more “The Power of Storytelling”
Practice Makes Perfect
One of the biggest conundrums faced by research scientists is finishing a way to study the abstract concept of creativity. It’s seems that in one small way,… Read more “Practice Makes Perfect”
To Prologue or Not to Prologue
That is the question. Well, at least it’s today’s question. This 2017 article from Writers Digest says that agents are immediately wary of a submission that contains… Read more “To Prologue or Not to Prologue”
