Not to cheat on my assigned blog post, I would like to build on the valuable one that came prior. Nicole Gordon’s thoughtful post inevitably makes me think of my own writing dry spell. She offers some truly useful advice. …Continue reading →
When I left my job at the end of June, I had all these magical visions of entire days spent writing, where tens of thousands of words would appear effortlessly on the page, and completed manuscripts would pile up faster …Continue reading →
As the month of October quickly slips along, I’m left to contemplate participation in NaNoWriMo. That is shorthand for November’s National Novel Writing Month. It’s actually a worldwide affair during which writers of every conceivable genre scramble to put out …Continue reading →
Having become recently hooked on playing Scrabble via an android mobile device, I realized that there are many similarities between the game and life. To find success and happiness folks need a balance of luck and skill. You need to …Continue reading →
One thing I always admire about the bigger-name authors is their beautiful custom designs–Twitter backgrounds, websites, Facebook pages…things I didn’t think the averaged e-published author could afford. I was SO wrong. Let me tell you about the company ShortStack. They’re …Continue reading →