Believe it or not, writing a novel isn’t as simple as sitting down and typing a manuscript. Without the right planning, you could run into stale characters, plot holes, and forgotten story points. … More Writing a Novel – Plot Structure: The Plot Embryo
During my part-time work from home situation and while self-isolating on the weekends, I’ve learned a thing or two. Being the gracious goddess that I am, I’m imparting my wisdom to the lucky souls who read this blog. … More Five Things to Watch Out For During Self-Isolation
The Emmy nominations are out. … More My Emmy Picks 2020
Here are five of the best writing and publishing related articles/stories I’ve read in January. … More Five Awesome Writing Advice Articles
Loving something doesn’t make it easy to do. I don’t know about you, but there are a million things that want to steal my writing time. … More The Three Biggest Writing Distractions
Who are your favorite fictional bookworms? … More Five Fantastic Fictional Bookworms
A review of my first quarter writing goals. … More Quarterly #Writing Goals: Q1 2019 Review
A blog post filled with quotes is a sign that a blogger has run out of ideas and is desperate for content. So… um… enjoy these little known writing quotes. … More Uncommon Writing Quotes
Here’s what to do after typing “The End” on a first draft. … More What to Do Before Handing a Manuscript to an Editor
Writing slumps are normal. They can occur after a long period of writing or during a difficult period in your life. Here are a few tips to motivate you back to being creative again. … More 5 Tips to Get Out Of a Writing Slump
