Hello friends, family, and followers, You guys give me your attention every week and, while I return that time spent with continuous new content, I feel like giving a little bit more this week. Especially in honor of the fact that I’m on AMAZON! Not only that, but I am blessed with the ability toContinue reading “GIVEAWAY (Twitter and Facebook)”
Tag Archives: work in progress
Fun Fact Friday: The Fun is Relative
So a common problem as a writer is almost never ‘not enough ideas’ but rather ‘an excess of ideas’. We get so distracted by the shiny new story idea that we neglect the work in progress we’re currently working on. Well, that’s not going to happen to me (this time)! I have thought up aContinue reading “Fun Fact Friday: The Fun is Relative”
You Can’t Edit a Blank Page
This is one of the most important things a writer can remember, and I forgot it. I’ve been taking a break from my writing so as to look at it with fresh eyes when my brain had recharged. But that’s not how writing works. (This is not to be confused with the advice from aContinue reading “You Can’t Edit a Blank Page”
Distance, Time, and the Much Needed Perspective They Bring
Many of my followers are writers, and this post is mostly for you, though the advice enclosed within can be used for life in general. I had once thought that my first book The Sword and Shield was complete. That I could go no further with it, without the help of a professional editor. It turns out,Continue reading “Distance, Time, and the Much Needed Perspective They Bring”
Did I Really Write a Love Triangle?
I’m not one to judge when it comes genre preference. If you like Twilight, read Twilight. If you like bad writing, read 50 Shades of Grey. Ok. Maybe I judge a little bit. But I do appreciate books like 50 Shades because, if something like that can become an International Best Seller, then there’s hopeContinue reading “Did I Really Write a Love Triangle?”