Why “You Can’t Edit A Blank Page” Isn’t Always Good Advice
One of the most oft repeated pieces of writing advice is “You can’t edit a blank page.” This is intended to be […]
Tag: Writing advice
Trust Thyself
Writing is, at once, the most fun and exciting job and the hardest (no doubt plenty of people would say the same […]
To Trudge or Abandon?
For the first time in YEARS, I am OFF OF WORK for a SNOW DAY! I know, you people who live in […]
Interventions
I’ll spare you the NaNo talk today. I know you’re getting it everywhere and for those of you not doing NaNo, you’re […]
Guest Post by Deniz Bevan
Kick Start Your Writing Sooner or later, most of us get bogged down in the middle bits of a novel and find […]
The Power of the Pen: How Writing By Hand Can Generate New Ideas
Look at that. I actually have an SEO conscious post title for once. What a concept. I live on computers. Seriously. From […]
How To Overcome Writer’s Block
It’s no secret I’ve had some issues with the dreaded writer’s block this year. There’s been assorted reasons for it that I’ve […]
Bipolar III
*Note: This is not a legitimate diagnostic category in the DSM. I have invented it for amusement purposes.* It is a well […]
What Does Editing Mean?
Since I have gotten interested in becoming a part of the indie movement, and particularly since I’ve gotten into e-books, I have […]
Memorial Monday Madness
In tour news, my final stop is over at Random Musings where I’m talking about signs you might need to unplug from […]