We’ve all been there.
Hesitating. Feeling out of our depth. And desperately trying to fake it til we make it.
Here are the ways I try to cope — and the exciting news that spurred this bout of impostor syndrome.
Author Spotlight: Katherine Mercurio Gotthardt
Today’s Author Spotlight is on Katherine Mercurio Gotthardt!
– Award-winning writer of poetry and prose
When Writing? Small Changes Can Fix Big Issues
What do you do when a friend helping critique you work says you got it all wrong?
The fix might be easier than you think.
#34 Query Corner – Emilia Afloat
When a sorcerer steals her father away, Emilia cobbles together a crew from her siblings to escape her home island and rescue her papá.
See the finishing touches that get this query focused and ready for agents.
#amquerying
The Secret To Writing
Did you know there’s a way to take your writing from draft to beloved classic? Something often skipped when you’re learning all the ‘should’ and ‘should nots’ of the novelist’s world?
Author Spotlight: Azriel Hope
Today’s Author Spotlight is on Azriel Hope!
– a YA fantasy and romance writer for both books AND the small screen
The Grind versus The Hustle: Comparing Office Work and Creative Work
These days? I’m working two gigs: one by day for pay, and by night to write.
But, I see the 9-to-5 getting a worse rap than I think it deserves. Both have their benefits — even beyond our capitalistic society.
Author Spotlight: Joanne Machin
Today’s Author Spotlight is on Joanne Machin
– a multi-passionate contemporary own voices romance author
How One Writer Uses Trello To Track Her Creative Progress
At some point in any creative’s life, they realize they can’t keep track of it all in their head.
For me? The solution was Trello. To do boards, very visual, online. It checked all my boxes.
Read on to see how.
(Note: this post is not sponsored. However, if Trello sees this and wants to sponsor me, I’m not saying no ;) )
WRITING TIPS & WRITERLY MUSINGS 