If you’re struggling with writer’s block, or just want to get some writing done, this is for you.
Read MoreDo you use post it notes? In school we used them for ... As an adult, I’ve found many more uses that help ... There are many ways to help yourself be more productive. If you haven’t tried to use post its in these creative ways, you should.
Read MoreAs a writer, there are many responsibilities to think about to make sure that my work is the best it can be, so it’s nice to be able to use tools to make them a little less intimidating...One tool I’ve recently discovered that’s extremely useful for editing is The Emotion Thesaurus: A Writer’s Guide to Character Expression by Angela Ackerman & Becca Puglisi.
Read MoreNeed a new place to connect with writers? Or want to build your own writing community but aren't sure where to go? We've got just the place: Instagram.
Read MoreIs TikTok helpful for writers? The short answer is: yes. Read about the ways TikTok can help writers of all levels - including why BookTok is a great place to be with your writing!
Read MoreRather than buy another blank journal you probably won’t use (even though it’s beeeeautiful) check these journals out first. Some are for poetry, some are for writers, and some are for lists! There’s something for everyone, and each could be your next creative best friend.
Read MoreDo your characters fall flat? Lack purpose? Or just feel...blah? You need a character timeline! Character timelines help create an understanding of exactly who your characters are and what makes them important. Plus, they help you stay organized. Wondering how to create one for yourself?
Read MoreGrammarly is a free downloadable tool that helps users edit while writing. It can be downloaded to a desktop or used in a browser for any type of writing. There is a paid option, but I like the free version, so we’ll stick to that for today....I would recommend Grammarly to any writer. Here's why...
Read MoreToday I wanted to share how to create a working Table of Contents for Google Docs, because it’s saved SO much time and energy as I’ve been working on my book. It will also work for you as you write more, you don’t have to have chapters already in place or anything!
Read MoreDepending on your writing process, you may have a place where you keep the notes related to your books...If you’re a new writer, or just starting to get serious about writing, you might have heard the term “writing notebook” and wondered what the heck that is. Today’s post is all about great pieces to include in your writing notebook, with simple steps about how to include them.
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