Something Wistful in the Air
Hi, everyone! I’m resuming work on a big project that I’ve been looking forward to finishing for a few years now. I will be M.I.A. from social media for a little while just to have some focus time. Thanks for all of your support!
Read More HiatusNature can give you the best inspiration. Here’s a little something to get those creative juices flowing, and get you through your day. Photos by: Taren Elle
Read More A Little Inspiration‘Tis a wonderful day for a follow-up to my first ever Facebook Live! As promised, last week I hosted a Facebook Live to officially introduce myself, my author page, and my book “Ice for His Ego.” Even though this was Facebook Live, nothing formal, this was up there with some of the most nerve-wracking things I’ve […]
Read More Facebook Live Follow-UpOriginally posted on What Inspires Your Writing?:
Your ideal life involves writing, and lots of it. You would quit your day job and write full time in a heartbeat. If you suddenly found yourself at a sidewalk cafe in Paris, you’d nearly forget about your coffee and croissant as you filled up notebook after notebook…
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You’re about ready to quit. Give up. Throw your work-in-progress in the virtual trash. Why should you even bother writing a book, anyway? You’re no good at this. Every sentence you read back feels like you’re trying too hard. What’s the point? Have you ever had these thoughts? I…
Hey guys! I know I’ve been M.I.A. for a couple of weeks, but I wanted to send a little update your way. I’ve been working out the logistics of promoting my book and I think I’m making it a little more difficult than it needs to be. I finally created my author page on Facebook […]
Read More Published, Now What?Originally posted on Meg Dowell Writes:
1. Write something you never have to show to anyone else. Keep it short (for now). 2. Pitch yourself (or something you wrote) to a total stranger — preferably someone in a position to potentially agree to work with you. 3. Spend some time reading the type of work…
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1. Figuring out the best way to respond when people ask you what you “do.” 2. Making time to write when life gets stupid. 3. Outlining the entirety of your writing experience to promote your worth. 4. Finishing what you start, even though new ideas are always trying to…
I’m super excited to finally share my first complete work of fiction with the world. It’s something I’ve been working towards for a very long time. After many long weeks (and 12-hour work weekends) I finally submitted my book for ebook publishing. The editing and formatting was a lot of work but it made for […]
Read More I’m Finally Published!This weeks photo challenge volunteer is my beautiful Shih Tzu Izzy. Izzy has been the biggest blessing in my life. I remember I was having an emotionally difficult time a couple of years back, and I really wanted a dog—I had so much love to give and nowhere to send it. I learned that when […]
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