Writing on The Ledge
When should new writing trump working on an almost complete work? Does discipline squelch creativity?
Continue reading →Tag Archives: writing work
Writing Retreat #1
Writing retreat…or time away to work. The real issue may be that in American culture there is discomfort sharing the label of work with purely artistic efforts.
Continue reading →Blog Touring
While losing popularity, blogs remain one place where writers can reveal their personality and talents. Blog tours help spread writers’ names through using our time and talents versus costing lots of money.
Continue reading →The Night Before the Book Launch
Twas the night before the book launch, when all through the house All the creatures were stirring, except there’s no mouse. The clothes are all hung in the closet with care, In hopes that they’ll fit and no one will … Continue reading →
#MyWritingProcess
If you’re interested in how other writers manage their creativity, or just curious about writers, click on #MyWritingProcess and enjoy reading.
Continue reading →Workhorse Words
I felt silly how many begin with one word: “the”. A dictionary of words could be used and I grabbed an overused, wimpy, workhorse.
Continue reading →About 90th Birthdays
Writers don’t have the opportunity to retire. If our minds are working and the words still flow, we don’t dare turn off our computers or throw away our notepads and pencils.
Continue reading →Skin in the Game: Marketing Expenses
The dirty little secret for most writers is the road to success is a whole lot like the South Park’s Underpants Gnomes model….
Continue reading →Journaling
In the blogosphere opinions run strong about the best way to journal. A Google search culled out 148,000,000 blog entries about the topic.
Continue reading →Life Balance
Evasive life balance might be easier to write about than achieve. Should you care?
Continue reading →