I spend a lot of time watching videos and reading twitter threads made by other writers, talking about methods, likes and dislikes, pros and cons, thrills and annoyances about the writing process. It’s very helpful and motivating and often lights a fire under my ass. Except lately. Lately, nothing seems to be working. I have … More Camp NaNoWriMo Prep/Panic
Today is one of those days where I wish I wasn’t so serious and committed about posting blog posts every single Saturday, no matter what. I really didn’t want to write one today. In fact, I didn’t want to write anything today. Confession; I haven’t written at all this week. I’m definitely not going to … More Wanting to Write isn’t Always Enough
This will be another mental health related blog post. I’m still getting the hang of these, so as usual it is wildly emotion-based and entirely about my own opinions and point of view. I still firmly believe that just seeing how mental health issues effect other people and how they deal with it, if nothing … More You Don’t Need to Understand, You Just Need to Listen
I had a mental-health-related subject all ready to blog about today, but a brilliant and talented friend of mine inspired me re-post another one of my old short stories instead. In fact, she inspired me to make this into a regular thing; I’m thinking of posting a short story the first Saturday of every month … More Short story: Winterhollow
I recently discovered a new way to move forward and keep writing when I really don’t want to. To fake motivation when there is none to be had. Writers, you’re all familiar with the feeling; it’s not so much that you hate your novel. It’s just that you wish it would crumble into a million … More Hate-Writing; Writer vs. WIP
Writing Up My Serotonin 