Morgan’s Imaginarium 2021

This past weekend, Morgan got to take a road trip with old friends, make new ones, and talk a LOT about writing. Plus, play dress up.

So, basically win-win-win.

Check out her Imaginarium 2021 highlights.

Pro Travel? Con Travel!

While the covid numbers may have changed a couple days ago, I already committed to a convention.

Here are my thoughts.

Morgan’s #Balticon55

I wore ALL the hats this past weekend.

Panelist
Technician
Social Media Director
and Attendee.

Gearing Up For Balticon 55

This weekend will be my 7th Balticon in a row and my second year staffing it — and being on panels.

What am I doing? How busy IS my schedule? and Why do I do it?

Are You Using The Easy Way to Find Markets For Your Short Stories and Poetry?

If you’ve been submitting short stories, but struggling to track and pick where to go first, there’s an easy way.

Are you using it, already?

Looking For Boredom – Taking a Break From My Writing

No matter how many unfinished projects I have, doesn’t mean I have to keep at it til they’re all done.

I’m taking a break.

But only from the writing and editing. I may have a problem.

500 Blog Posts Later…

Nearly 6 years ago, I started blogging.

Why I started
When I got the blogging bug
Why I’m still at it
Should YOU start a blog or vlog?
My Blogging Stats
and The Future of My Blog

When An Idea Breaks Your Manuscript – 4 Ways To Fix It

I am a huge fan of serendipity. That moment when you realize something about your world or your character or … More

Why That Writing Advice is Both Right… and WRONG: Part One

We hear TONS of writing advice, but the only true writing advice is “do what works for you.” But, that doesn’t mean some of that advice doesn’t have its place — if you use it the right way.

In part 1 of this to-be-randomly-appearing series, I talk about the top 3 writing advice bits I hear:

– Write what you know
– Write every day
– Show, don’t tell.

They all have their place… if you don’t take them to the extremes.