So, I made a website. I would love feedback from the #WritingCommunity! What works, what doesn’t? Understanding that I am not tech-y...😬. https://t.co/xl6IoNkCdo
“Writing is sometimes about us authors reaching out to speak with the world. And sometimes reaching out to speak to ourselves.” -Wrtr #amwriting#amediting ..Keep Writing.
Each of your characters in a novel should have a personal agenda, having a mission fills them out to the readers, as a character. They need a personal goal they seek and show every once in a while to the reader. #amwriting#amediting Keep Writing.
Writing is a peculiar thing in that you don't know sometimes how you are writing until you are finished. And even then you sometimes have doubts. This is normal and all part of being an author. -Wrtr #amwriting#writerslife Be Writing.
Carve out a corner in your brain for just writing. And let it grow. It's a bit like anything, you have to give it a space to grow, maybe let go of some things. Create a new space. Pull the weeds and plant something new/better. -Wrtr #amwriting Keep Writing.
“The point is that mechanics, not inspiration, keeps us writing. Continuing in the face of bewilderment eventually earns us inspiration. Habit...gets us through.”
-Gail Carson Levine #WritingCommunity#amwriting
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Every story that you write helps you learn the kind of writer you can be and want to be. - Wrtr #amwriting#amediting You learn the most from editing your work each time. It's worth it to finish it.
Settling in to write tonight:
Kids in bed ✅
Computer ✅
Notebook ✅
Hot cocoa ✅
Get off phone and write something .... #writerlife#WritingCommunity#amwriting
“If we want to make meaning, we need to make art. Cook, write, draw, doodle, paint, scrapbook, take pictures, collage, knit, rebuild an engine, sculpt, dance, decorate, act, sing - it doesn't matter. As long as we're creating, we're cultivating meaning.” -B.Brown
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Some stories may never see a bookshelf, but that doesn't mean our time writing them was wasted. Each story you create is experience that helps you make the next story even better. -Joy @JoyDFanning #amwriting ~No matter how many you write, you learn something with each one. -Wrtr
What most writer’s call “Writer’s Block” may actually be “Perfectionist’s Block.” The fear of not being perfect enough. More often than not scenes come in chunky, choppy, bits and pieces. Use bullet points. -Jess @JessicaBrody#amwriting Be Writing.