Writing that Perseveres
Believe it or not, my writing has benefited from my use of social media. And this isn’t just some weird coincidence; there are a variety of upsides to getting involved in the author side of social media that I haven’t seen discussed, which is pity, because social media doesn’t have to be a complete time … Continue reading How Social Media has Improved my Writing
It’s ironic that, for a blog post about becoming more of a plotter than a pantser, I’m writing this with no set outline. I guess old habits die hard, eh? Hypocrisy aside, how much and how little I plan has drastically changed during my writing journey. My first “novel” (I use the term loosely, because … Continue reading Why I Changed from a Pantser to a Plotter
Poetry has been my safe haven since middle school, but I’ve only recently returned to it. As I mentioned in my previous blog post (if you have not yet read it, you can find it here), the art form had been a huge source of relief during my mental health struggles between the winter and … Continue reading Poet’s Block (and how to fix it)
It’s the elephant in the room. Or, more appropriately, it’s the bull, and we’re the rider. Whichever metaphor, 2020 has been Hell, a year featuring an obvious culprit for the havoc: COVID-19. Of course, this disease could never have become so widespread without a large supporting cast, including an array of world leaders, celebrities, influencers, … Continue reading Being Creative During COVID-19
