Every so often I'd like to do a "round-up" of sorts where I share links to posts that intrigue me, that might intrigue my readers, or—in general—that might be useful to other writers for a variety of reasons. I've got two such links to share today. First, a huge shout-out to my friend Lauren over … Continue reading Writerly Round-Up: November Edition
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Ten Tips to Beat NaNoWriMo
Editor's Note: I'm very excited to share this guest post by my friend and fellow writer Lauren. If you are thinking of participating in NaNoWriMo next month, Lauren's got some excellent advice for you, and be sure to check out more of her writing on her blog Curbside Wanderings. As the beginning of October arrives, … Continue reading Ten Tips to Beat NaNoWriMo
Inspirational Moment (Thank you, Mr. Rogers)
I have a meditation app on my phone that shares inspirational quotes with me after I meditate. (I’m trying to improve my relaxation and well being with more meditation in my life, but that’s a blog post for another time.) Recently, this quote popped up on my app after a meditation session, and it resonated … Continue reading Inspirational Moment (Thank you, Mr. Rogers)
Imitation: The Highest Form of Apprenticeship
I had the wonderful opportunity last week to lead the September meeting of my small-town writers' group at the Write Cup coffee bar and art studio. In addition to all of us sharing our writing with the group, I wanted to offer some useful tips on the craft of writing. So, I dusted off my … Continue reading Imitation: The Highest Form of Apprenticeship
The Thing and the Other Thing
I’m always on the lookout for anything related to writing: writing prompts, writing quotes, really cool pens, great journals, thoughtful inspiration, and the list could go on. As I celebrate my graduation from my MFA program (graduated this past Saturday!!), I’m excited to share a writing prompt that I got from one of my last classes in … Continue reading The Thing and the Other Thing
