There is a diversity problem in the publishing industry, from those who work in the industry to what they choose to publish. Here’s how you can help. Continue reading Why Consuming Diverse Media Matters
Understanding the protagonist and antagonist can help you create a brilliant piece of work, and in this post, I’ll provide a way of using the Tarot to interview your protagonist and antagonist. Continue reading Character Discussion Tarot Spread for Writers
At long last, this post is about the actual steps you can write to throwing words onto the page faster. Continue reading 5 Awesome, Easy Ways to Get More Words on the Page, Faster
Each book you write is just practice. No matter if you publish it and are wildly successful with it, you’re still practicing. There is no such thing as a mastery of an art. Our technique and execution will evolve as we do. Continue reading Let Me Riff – We’re All Just Figuring It Out: A Writer’s Journey
We need people to be creating now more than ever. We need those nuggets of truth. We need art as a collective to help us heal these wounds. Continue reading Pay What Feels Right For You
We are doing ourselves a disservice by pushing ourselves to the brink of burn out. Burn out does not mean more points. Burn out means that we are forced to stop and recover, and even worse, that we run the threat of not picking the hustle back up again. Continue reading 6 Ways to Face Burnout: A Creative’s Challenge
Steps to Breaking a Habit: A Table of Contents The Reason | Wanting to Quit | The Deal Breaker | Finding the Compromise | The Result | Recap/Homework | Contact Me Habits can make or break a writing career. One of the best things you can do as a writer is create a writing habit. This could be that every day at the same time … Continue reading Breaking Habits That Keep Us from Writing
Spend some time thinking about the person who inspires you and look at what you know of them and see what their flaws are. Continue reading December 16 Journal Prompt: Inspirational Flaw
What is your writing goal for the first quarter of 2020? Yesterday we spent some time looking at what habits we can form during the first month of the year. Today we are going to look at how those habits can be implemented over the first quarter of 2020. But we’re going to look at this a little bit differently than we did yesterday. Today, … Continue reading December 11 Journal Prompt: First Quarter Season
The most important message you need to carry with you is this: You are a writer That’s the first step. You know that you have a story or a message that burns within you, that needs to be released. Most importantly, you know that words are your medium. But what if you don’t? What if you’re struggling with the concept of writing vs. visual art … Continue reading What is Writing?
