Distractions are everywhere in our daily lives, even following us into our own homes. So, how can you deal with distractions as a writer? First, let’s talk about what a distraction is. They are not all created equal. I’m sure most of you reading this have a job, go to school, or both. Sacrificing those […]
Music and writing go hand in hand with one another. They are both mediums of art and forms of expression. There are countless types of music, from pop to rap to jazz to rap. Whatever music you listen to, use it to your advantage. I listen to music to decompress from a stressful day, but
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Staying inspired is exhausting and unsustainable as an artist. In today’s digital age, it’s encouraged and almost mandatory for social influencers and content creators to put out as much content as possible as quickly as possible. Quantity over quality often wins over quality over quantity. The issue I take with that is quality content is
Hiring an editor is a mandatory part of the publication process. After writing the manuscript, I advised you to hire a professional editor to read over it. There are a variety of edits, there’s the developmental edit which tackles your story on a plot and story basis. There’s the copy and line edits that deal
How did you get the idea for your book? I have received this question many times since writing my novel. In mid-2019, I began writing and over three years later, I can finally say with confidence that it is ready for the publication process. I won’t be revealing any significant plot points or saying any
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Your writers’ ritual is an essential key to your growth as a creative writer, poet, or novelist. Every single writer out there has one, from Stephen King to your local newspaper editor, to you. Speaking of the legendary Stephen King, his writers’ ritual is writing two thousand words every day of the year. Yes, that includes
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Writing with Autism has been a liberating experience. If you’ve made it this far, you might have noticed the word ‘autistic’ on the header of my home page. For those of you that may not know Autism is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. People with autism or autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
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The Writer’s Unending War, it’s called. It happens to every writer. Whether it’s those simply writing a mandatory college essay or those writing a novel. You’re under the impression that you have all these ideas flooding your head, then you sit at the computer and suddenly the tap in your brain runs dry. Eventually, you’re
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My 180 relationship with writing unlocked worlds for me. Believe it or not, I used to have great disdain for writing. I recall being in Language Arts during my middle school days, and unable to comprehend sentence structure and finding myself extremely frustrated. I didn’t understand where commas went or how to construct a poem.
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The Exhausted Epiphanies are ideas you get right before bed. You ever get the most brilliant ideas at the most inconvenient time? When there’s no notepad in site to jot it down or you think of the perfect comeback to an argument a day late? As someone who enjoys writing, I find myself coming up
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