7 (more) literary terms to improve your writing
We use literary devices in everyday speech all the time. Let’s take a look at a few literary terms you can use to improve your writing.
Writing Resource Round-Up August 2020: #BLM edition
My first Writing Resource Round-up features BIPOC creators. This series supports small writing blogs and social media accounts.
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.
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.
Can’t “find the time” to write? Try the morning pages
Looking for ideas on how to be more creative? Try the morning pages, part of “The Artist’s Way” by Julia Cameron.
Why the creativity contract is vital for writers
Your creativity contract is a way to self-motivate, establish the terms and conditions of your creative recovery, and hold yourself accountable.
Announcing ‘Spiritual Spring Cleaning for Writers’
Are you ready to dust the cobwebs off your creative life and make writing your first priority? Join me on this spring cleaning journey. It’s time to take back control, my friend.