Just like the original game, the stupid orange piece comes one right after the other, and I have nowhere to put them. I think I may suck more at Adultris than the original game. https://t.co/hvY0MMdtwh
This July, join us for #PWPoePrompts and get to know your fellow #pitchwars writers. (You don't have to be entering PW to participate)
Many thanks to @Adelle_Yeung and the 2017 mentee class for partnering with us on this event, suggesting it, and coming up with the prompts!
Taking a night off and watching the Phillies with my dad. Gotta come out of the writing cave sometimes.
No, I don’t have my phone out to take notes on my WIP. (I so do.)
#writerslife
Thanks @janicebashman and @KeithStrunk for another great @Writers_Coffee on pitches, queries, and conferences. I will definitely check out the latest #Oddcast episode on an agent’s perspective.
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It's #AuthorToolboxBlogHop Day! Discover authors sharing their tips, tools, & experience to help you get your work written, edited, published, & marketed. Be sure to check out all the amazing posts this month or join in & share your advice. #writingtips https://t.co/4DuQxsNy2H
I think a strong, supportive writing community helps push you through the grueling stretch in finishing and publishing your novel. #writerslife
I’m lucky to have found a strong foundation for my community with @SJWriters. https://t.co/ISnYIGzLOh
I just had a great conversation about writing with a potential South Jersey Writers member Chris @treehousecoffee. @SJWriters is the best group to find writing support.
I'm gonna do another #PTSDAwareness thread and it's a good day for me to talk about hypervigilance--what that is, what it looks like and feels like to experience.
A lot of writers write characters who've been through traumatic situations and this is very common post-trauma
Even though it was off #FolkloreThursday theme I wanted to share @LaidleeAine’s art. It is a wonderful depiction of this Norse goddess of lust, beauty, sorcery, fertility, gold, war and death.
A passionate seeker of pleasure and thrills, Freya was the “party girl” of the Æsir.
A practitioner of seiðr capable of changing destiny and a expert manipulator of the desires, health, and prosperity of others, a wise man (or god) would want Freya on his side.
#FolkloreThursday https://t.co/oWbD5MlxgB
This week's #FolkloreThursday theme is the folklore of cities and urban spaces! Share your city-lore with us on Thursday. (Artist: John Dickson Batten)