Lessons from the day job you should apply to your writing gig
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Part IV: When the Muse Goes AWOL: Finding Your raison d’être
Quick question: Why did you start writing? There’s no wrong answer. (Unless it was to get rich and famous. Then …
Part III: When the Muse goes AWOL: Your New, Scary Writing Process
Writing again after a long hiatus is kinda like re-entering the dating scene and having sex. Yeah, scary. Time to face those fears.
Part II: When the Muse Goes AWOL: Planning a Resurrection
You were once a social media maven. You had a real, live fan base. Small, but respectable and loyal. These …
52 Weeks of Gratitude: Week 3 – Family
What’s the first thing you picture when you hear the word, “family?” Your parents, kids, your nuclear family or giant …
52 Weeks of Gratitude: Week 2
Sometimes, the universe is a bitch. Today, for instance, which calls for writing about gratitude in regards to a spouse/significant …
Blog Hop: Evernight Teen turns two!
Happy Birthday to EVERNIGHT TEEN! EVERNIGHT TEEN turns two this month and we’re having a huge party to celebrate! It …
Is the book biz oversaturated?
Confession: I haven’t read a book in months. I’m a writer and I haven’t read for pleasure in I don’t …
52 Weeks of Gratitude: Week 1
Okay, yes, this is an author blog and it should be focused on books. BUT! I can talk about gratitude …
Happy Book Birthday to The Angel Killer by Lisa Voisin
Happy book birthday to fellow Inkspell author Lisa Voisin, whose latest, THE ANGEL KILLER, is out today! A paranormal romance/thriller, …
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