The Ultimate Tip For Writers In 2020
The year is coming to a close. For writing, it has been a decent year. I composed two short stories,Continue Reading
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National Novel Writing Month: Why I’m Doing NaNoWriMo
Writing is tough, and NaNoWriMo poses the ultimate challenge. Can you write 50,000 words within November? Without cheating, even thoughContinue Reading
This Is Why Writing A Novel Is Hard
Writing a novel is hard. My goal sounded achievable and straight forward. Complete a first draft within 8 weeks. IfContinue Reading
Bringing Imagination To Life: The Perils Of Outlining Novels
Outlining novels looks easy, but it is not. It’s full of second guessing, procrastination and confusion. Yet oddly enough, thereContinue Reading
Scarlett Johansson’s Comments Apply To All Artists
Personally, I think it’s about time someone as prominent as ScarJo commented on this issue.
There Is Nothing Redeemable About Sensitivity Readers
Why must the publishing world advocate for sensitivity readers- which are a waste of everyones time and money? This new censorship trend must stop.
Writing Sins: How I Overcame My Worst Writing Impulses
Here are the writing sins that I am guilty of, and how I changed my writing for the better. I see no reason why other writers can’t do the same as well.
Studying Creative Writing (As An Undergraduate!)
I am surprised at how much I enjoy studying creative writing as an undergraduate. Now granted, I am just minoringContinue Reading
Authors That Inspire: Five That Leave A Mark
When I was thinking of authors that inspire me- I couldn’t stop smiling. There is something so magical and awesome about discovering an author that resonates with you. As a writer, reader, traveller and history student- I’m always on the hunt for those voices that make you think or feel in profound ways. Because of that, here are five authors that inspire me.
Science Fiction Cities- 10 That Actually Exist
When we think of great science fiction cities, what comes to mind are futuristic places. This makes sense, as alot of people’s perception about science fiction deals with the many metropolises that exist such as Tokyo, Japan. However, let’s dig deeper. Science fiction cities do not necessarily have to be technically advanced, they could also be dystopian or punk-like.