Tips for Writers

Every writer confronts the dreaded blank page It is white, stark and for many writers and authors, downright intimidating. Whether it is a fresh sheet of paper or a blank word processor template with its infuriating little flashing cursor, it is the same. You have nothing in front of your eyes except emptiness. The blank […]

I don’t know a single person who isn’t so busy that they struggle to get everything done. So I love hearing about different productivity methods and tips. When I saw L. Penelope talking on Instagram about how she uses bullet journals to increase her productivity, I knew I had to bring her here. I’ve heard

I remember 9th grade English. This was the year where my high school began to concentrate on expanding the vocabulary of students. I remember the vocabulary workbooks where we had to focus on the spelling, definitions and usage of words. We were encouraged to use these newly learned words in our daily conversation and, especially,

Margie Lawson Cadence counts. Truly counts. You probably know you should read your work out loud. But do you? And do you read it out loud with feeling? Most writers don’t take the time to read their WIP out loud until they’re on a final draft. Aack! By then they’ve read most scenes at least