As always, writing advice is subjective; do what works for you. But early on in my writing endeavors, I read a book that changed the way I thought about drafting and receiving critical feedback on my work, so I wanted to share my method…
I have an important question to ask you writers on this rainy (if you’re in the tri-state area) Monday… What part are you good at?
This past weekend, I hit a wall with my current novel-in-progress. I’m not sure what it is, only that I lost the love of writing it. This has happened to me before. And I knew I had two choices.
A while ago I shared this list of the things I do and do not sacrifice for my writing. Today I wanted to dig a little deeper into one of those.
Two weeks ago I asked this very important question, and last week I asked this one. Today I’m asking the final question in this series…
I gave away what I’m going to be talking about in my title. But this is really important, so please read on…
Last week I asked this very important question, and this week I’m asking something equally important…
I haven’t decided what my next Learning from the Masters lesson will be. So for today, I’m asking a very important question…
The other day I was talking to someone about my book…
I wrote about this before, but I recently read the BEST kissing scene I had to add to my list…
