There are writers who take feedback well, but there are plenty who don’t. Try not to make these mistakes.
Tag: writerslife
Making Write-Ins Work For You – Virtual or Live
Right now, virtual is the only sort of write-in any of us are making it to.
But, virtual or in-person, these are the 5 tips that help ME get the most out of a write-in.
Writing, Focus, and Accountability
I don’t know about you, but these days, my focus comes and goes in spurts. Trying to get anything done … More
3 Things NaNoWriMo Gives You — “Win” OR “Lose”
Win or Lose, NaNoWriMo can still give you these 3 things.
Morgan’s Convention Recap For Balticon 53
After 4 days and over 24 hours of panels, events, and parties, I’m home from Balticon. I may have overdone … More
Yes, You Can Be a Writer –Even Without A Visual Imagination
Not everyone has a visual imagination. Apparently, there are many of you out there who can ‘see’ the story in … More
Dealing With The Emotional Roller-Coaster of Being A Writer
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.
6 Things I’ve Learned By Attending Book Launches
This week, I managed to go to the book launch of “Struggling With Serendipity“, a memoir from a blogger I’ve … More
What Type of Writing Mentor Do You Need?
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.