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Overcoming writer’s block with a letter to the editor
Some people say there’s no such thing as writer’s block. Those people are full of shit. Overcoming writer’s block isn’t easy, but it is possible.
On synchronicity in writing
What is synchronicity in writing? How can we cultivate it to craft more robust characters and enchanting stories? Let’s talk about it.
My top 5 organization tools for work, home, and writing
I share my favorite organization tools for task management, time tracking, note-taking, daily planning, and more. The best part? They’re all free.
The struggles of a story “re-teller”
I recently discovered I’m not a storyteller; I’m a story “re-teller.” I draw inspiration from signs of life lived: old cemeteries, black-and-white photos, newspaper clippings. In this post, I discuss the unique challenges I’ve faced in my personal and writing lives following the death of one of the relatives who inspired my novel-in-progress.
My top 5 reads of 2019
Although I didn’t read as many books as I wanted to this year, the ones I did read were total gamechangers. A good book should challenge your beliefs and inspire you to do better, and these books certainly achieved that.
Why I said goodbye to Scrivener
I love Scrivener, which is why I waited months to find an alternative after first noticing the program might actually be restricting my progress.
NaNoWriMo 2019 Recap
I met my minimum word count goal, but there’s still so much work to do.
NaNoWriMo Recap Week 1: how to boost productivity
I review my goals, progress, and NaNoWriMo rewards system and share insights on how to boost productivity during NaNoWriMo.
How to create a writer’s notebook for NaNoWriMo
Looking for ideas on how to create your own writer’s notebook for NaNoWriMo? This inspo post has got you covered with a super simple writing tracker layout.
Pamper your muse with the artist date
The second most important tool for creative recovery is the artist date, a way to pamper your inner creative. Artist dates give our muse permission to play.