Being a writer — published or not — can be a roller coaster of emotions.
From book reviews, to mentor feedback, to other’s people’s successes, it can be a minefield.
Even for me.
Morgan Hazelwood: Writer In Progress
Being a writer — published or not — can be a roller coaster of emotions.
From book reviews, to mentor feedback, to other’s people’s successes, it can be a minefield.
Even for me.
Ch@ractR Have you ever wished there was a facebook, but for fictional characters? Today, I’m going to be talking about … More
Writing is often thought of as a solitary activity.
But?
It doesn’t have to be!
There are a lot of writing communities out there: online, writer groups, critique groups, and more!
And sometimes? If you have the opportunity to reach out to someone at the next stage of their writing, you can find a mentor.
Not all mentors are created the same, and not all mentors are right for you.
If you’re a writer, you’ve usually had more than one idea. Different characters, premises, worlds, or what-have-you all fighting for your attention. Typically, the ideas pour in when you’re deep in the middle of writing another story, and dry up when you finish it.
It can be hard to figure out where you should focus.
For me? These tips are how I handle competing novel novel ideas.
All too often, we give away our writing time, without a government mandated clock adjustment.
When it comes down to it, all writers can categorize their time spent not writing into two types:
For Catholics and a few other Christian denominations, the season of Lent is upon us. I wasn’t raised Catholic, but … More
Earlier this month, I sent my synopsis to my mentor. Sunday, she sent it back with feedback and I eagerly– … More
Humanity is a complex thing. We can be cruel, harsh, and close-minded. We can live in fear for that which … More
This month, I’ve been beta-reading and critiquing — short stories, a full manuscript, queries, and online snippets. I know I’m … More