Education. It’s a word we all hear often: the importance of an education, the benefits of an education, the promise… Read more #NeverHarvard
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Top 20 Quotes from Walk Your Path
https://www.amazon.com/Walk-Your-Path-Magical-Awakening/dp/191601402X “Walk Your Path,” was written differently than every other book I’ve done because I wrote it in response to… Read more Top 20 Quotes from Walk Your Path
Stop Being Lazy and Write Different Types of Characters (Article)
https://litreactor.com/columns/stop-being-lazy-and-write-different-types-of-characters We hear terms like diversity, equality, and #OwnVoices thrown around a lot. We hear them so much we get… Read more Stop Being Lazy and Write Different Types of Characters (Article)
What is expected?
It’s nice to revisit old things. I like to re-read Jane Eyre, Wild Ink, Matilda; books I love, shows I… Read more What is expected?
Agents are people too
I recently met with an agent at a writing conference a couple of weeks ago. This statement in itself makes… Read more Agents are people too
4 Panels and A Workshop
https://bardsandsages.com/efestivalofwords/2018/07/02/tentative-schedule-for-the-festival/ I’ll be all over your computer this weekend! The eFestival of Words kicks off on Friday and my first… Read more 4 Panels and A Workshop
This is beyond a Facepalm
Laura… Ingalls… Wilder… You may have heard of her. She is the prestigious author of the Little House on the… Read more This is beyond a Facepalm
Keeping the Connection
I don’t know how many reads care about the numbers. How many of you actually care about best sellers lists?… Read more Keeping the Connection
Renaissance Writers
I abhor the typical images of a cranky old drunk man hiding from society writing all day every day. This… Read more Renaissance Writers
The Luck O’the Irish Writer?
Writing can often feel like a curse. A lot of writers find themselves unable to keep from pouring their hart… Read more The Luck O’the Irish Writer?
