Six Ways To Get Into Your Characters’ Heads
For today's post, I am directing you to my guest post at Writerology. I discuss six unexpected ways to understand your character.
For today's post, I am directing you to my guest post at Writerology. I discuss six unexpected ways to understand your character.
It is a new year, and it is a good time to make some writing resolutions. One I recommend for you is to read more books on writing craft and making a writing life. I have picked five that you should put on the top of your TBR pile. 1. Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott I…
We discuss our favorite writing tools.What writing tools do you use? Tell me in the comments below!
It all started innocently enough. My best friend and I were looking for shows to watch on HBO. As we scrolled through the list, we saw How to Be Single. A movie with Rebel Wilson? We were in! How could it be anything but good? Well, we were gravely disappointed. By the end of the…
We discuss our writing process. What is your writing process? Tell me in the comments below!
As I have mentioned before, I wrote my first novel at a young age. As in, I still liked boy bands and thought glitter was an acceptable thing to put on my face and arms. By the time I graduated college, I had written three full manuscripts. I was able to do this while juggling…
We discuss our writing resolutions for the new year. What are your resolutions? Let me know in the comments below!
Let me guess: you had great dreams for your writing life this year. Maybe you wanted to finally finish your novel. Or you planned to write that ebook on how to succeed in business. Or you dreamed about pouring your heart out in a memoir.But it didn't happen.I am sure you have a lot of…
In today's episode, we talk about our favorite books of 2016. What was your favorite book of 2016? Tell me in the comments below.
Every year, I take my old copy of What Child Is This? by Caroline B. Cooney (yes, it is by the woman who wrote the milk cartoon books...seriously, let me know if you are also a fan). I even have an appointed date for when I open the familiar blue and white cover: Christmas Eve.I am…