To Those Who Believe My Work Is All About Them
I have an obligation to say what others may not feel comfortable saying. I have a need to create these parallels for others to relate to.
7 Problems That Every Single Writer Faces Before Becoming Successful
They told me it was a hobby, not a job. That I’d never get paid for writing. That I should go back and get a proper job with a pension plan and dental and stop trying to get paid for something I enjoyed doing.
5 Reasons Why You Should Attend A Women’s Writing Retreat At Least Once
There’s no time to overthink or to be concerned with proper grammar and spelling. Instead you write what comes to mind and in most cases share it with the group, which was intimidating at first, but as we became familiar with one another, it was more comfortable.
This Is How You Actually Become A Great Writer
Greatness doesn’t come from a single great idea or Eureka moment. It comes from painstakingly borrowing other people’s work and building on it. We steal our way to greatness.
This Is What Happens When You Fall For A Writer
The Truth About What It Takes To Love A Writer
We’ve grown up on words of master storytellers who’ve weaved hopes and dreams and love into the fabric of our imagination. So pretend like you understand it, even though sometimes you may not.
If You Thought Making Art Is Going To Be Easy, It’s Not
Our lives are struggles, to bear witness, to speak out, to stand for something which we believe is worth standing for.
I Could Write Pages And Pages, But I Run Out of Words When I’m Standing Before Him
Sometimes, we have so many things to say when we write, but in front of the ones we love, we stop short with words.
Are You Living A Resilient Life?
“I’ve never wanted to write a book, I wanted to write. I wanted to write a hundred books.”
When Dating A Writer, Choose Your Words Carefully
Writers are terrible at controlling their emotions, but they are experts at expressing them.
