Writer. Writing Mentor.
Do you ever find yourself writing entire paragraphs or sections of your latest writing project in the oddest of places, only to be frustrated when you’re unable to capture the absolute genius of your ideas on paper? Why is it
Friend, if you are paying attention even with just one eye open, it’s a hard hard world. My heart goes out to everyone affected by the horrible terrorist acts in New Zealand yesterday. And my heart broke again this week over
I’ve written before about how annoying I find the (not so?) subtle pressure writers face to be writing daily to be considered “real writers.” But I do believe in the power and necessity of writing consistently, which in my world
Who are you anyway? One of the biggest struggles for emerging writers is how to find your voice as a writer, or more precisely, understanding your true voice. The quick answer here? You don’t need to do anything special to
“How do I even know if my writing is any good?” At some point or another, every writer asks themselves this question, in the general sense about themselves as a writer, as well as about specific pieces of work. In