When I began writing this post I was nearing the end of my first project. Key word: was. Then I tried writing the next book in the… Read more “26 Little Snippets of #YouKnowYouAreAWriterWhen”
Tag: history
Research It | Item 3: Covered Bridges of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania. The land of bridges. If you read my last post about the different kinds of maps, then you’ll know about topographical maps. If not, then the… Read more “Research It | Item 3: Covered Bridges of Pennsylvania”
Research It | Item 2: The Map
In my first post of this series I discussed the history of the pen. Exciting stuff, I know. Before there were computers, the pen in all its… Read more “Research It | Item 2: The Map”
Facing It | Publishing Scams
Scammers. They’re everywhere. They find something normal and work to exploit those who don’t pay attention to the fine print. Scammers especially exist in the publishing world and… Read more “Facing It | Publishing Scams”
Research It | Item 1: The Pen
September. Leaves are changing color, Fall fever is in the air, and students are returning to school. That means raking yards (yuck), pumpkin spiced everything a bit… Read more “Research It | Item 1: The Pen”
Facing It | Four Writing Personalities
I think that most of those who write, including myself, have dreamed of having their name included among the greatest authors of their time, from time to… Read more “Facing It | Four Writing Personalities”
Facing It | Receiving the Advice
I’ve touched upon this topic a little bit already in an earlier post, how there’s a fine line between going back over a chapter you’ve already written… Read more “Facing It | Receiving the Advice”
