The 2023 Writer’s Strike is hitting very different from previous strikes, probably because during the previous strikes I was still struggling with the very concept of what it meant for me to be a writer. Fair warning, I’m about to share a little bit about those struggles, but if you’d like to skip this part […]
Standing in Solidarity: Why All Writers Should Care About the 2023 Writer’s Strike Read More »
It seems as though nearly every day I meet a new aspiring author. So, naturally, it seems as though nearly every day I cringe at how someone has decided to describe his or her profession. Aspiring Authors — these are two words that I wish had never been used together. So, I am here to tell you
Can you make the new Clubhouse App work for your writing business? By now, you’ve probably heard of the new social app: the Clubhouse App. It’s a new social app, still in beta, that is sweeping through entrepreneurial spaces because of the potential for networking. When I was first invited to test out Clubhouse, I
I have never met a writer who didn’t have a hard time writing. So, it’s a good thing there are so many amazing books out there dedicated to helping writers improve on their craft. Here is a list of some of the best books on writing fiction (or nonfiction) that I have read and love.
Looking to earn a full-time writing income but you’re just not quite there yet? So you’ve decided to do it. You have decided to follow your dream and become a writer. Good for you. Chances are it didn’t take you very long to figure out that writing doesn’t always start off lucrative. In fact, it
4 Things to Consider when Looking for A Second Job to Supplement your Writing Income Read More »
The writing community is unlike any other community of professionals I have ever been privileged to be a part of. Whether talking to novelists, textbook writers, ghostwriters, freelance writers, or bloggers, I get the feeling that they get me. They understand what I’m going through. The struggle of getting a rainbow of thoughts out of
