Hi, all! I've put together a list of a few writer's resources here on the ole blog, from the CMOS (Chicago Manual of Style) to helpful and informative reads like Jeff VanderMeer's Wonderbook to wonderful YouTube channels to follow (I especially recommend Jenna Moreci and Overly Sarcastic Productions). Now, I'd like to take a closer… Continue reading Helpful Writing Videos on YouTube
Happy December, everyone! With NaNoWriMo over and Indiecember in full swing, what better time to pause and reflect on all the awesome books we've read the past month? And holy lord, I read some amazing stuff! My two favorite books this month were both glorious to experience. One of them was a book I've been… Continue reading November 2019 Reads
With Thanksgiving only days away and Christmas music already streaming throughout every store, it's just about time for the most festive of book events: Indiecember! If you've never heard of the Indiecember Reading Challenge, it's a fun game to play during the holidays that both introduces readers to new indie authors they might never have… Continue reading Indiecember
What a fine day for random writing advice from amazing authors! If you're having trouble focusing on your NaNoWriMo project and want some inspiration (or just a distraction), I've got you! For no particular reason, I want to share with you some advice/inspiration for writing terribly, writing description, and writing speculative fiction. Why these three… Continue reading Writing Advice from the Greats
Halloween is finished, but I haven't shared my October reads yet! I ended up not reading anything horror-related (I'm too much of a scaredy-cat), but I did read some really intriguing stories by some of my favorite authors. So, here we go! My October 2019 reads... The Hypnotists, Gordon Korman This is a quick, fun… Continue reading October 2019 Reads
