Hi there! If you’re reading this, you subscribed to my blog at some point in the past. In 2018, I stepped away from the blog to develop myself and figure out my creative goals. Now I have a clearer sense of where I’m headed and why I do what I do.
I recorded a video of myself in a bonnet and my best friend DMed me about it. I told her I thought I didn’t need to be perfect and that’s okay. She agreed. We both knew it was an unusual thing for me to do. My goal wasn’t to perform imperfection to prove a point.Continue reading I recorded a video of myself in a bonnet
I’m cleaning out the cobwebs here. I’m cleaning them out with this story that’s been nudging my mind. I’m not sure where it’s going yet, but here’s a draft for your reading pleasure. Enjoy and please leave a comment! If you’re not already, follow me on Instagram and Facebook, I might be doing this often.Continue reading Story, story…
Are you a food blogger, vlogger, content writer, or do you just love food? This week, I thought I’d share seven delicious ways you can write about food. 1. Keep it short. I cannot stress this enough. Sometimes – actually most times – we just want to get to the recipe and how you madeContinue reading 7 Delicious Ways to Write about Food.
I don’t know about you, but writing has been more challenging for me than ever before in this pandemic. It seems that my mind is clogged with an overload of information and emotion, that I can hardly enjoy a flow of creativity. The last two weeks have been especially trying with the Say No ToContinue reading Five Covid-Inspired Prompts for Writers
Hello there, Today I’d like to share some news with you. My story has been published in Obsidian’s latest general issue. You may order your copy and back issues here! If you read it, please let me know what you think about it! 😊 The second piece of information I’d like to share, isContinue reading I’ve Got Some News!
Hey there! Today I want to talk to you about getting a beta reader. In this article about your prepublication checklist, I defined it as someone who reads your work objectively to point out its strengths and weaknesses. The ultimate purpose of a beta reader is to make your story better. Note that I saidContinue reading 4 Tips On Getting A Beta Reader