My New WIP: On the Flip Side
I’m gearing up to start writing my next WIP soon! Want the inside scoop on what it’s about?
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WIP Update: The Dream (Update #9) + Big News!
After 1 and 3/4 years, I finally finished writing The Dream (The Ballad of Emery Brooks, #3). For a much more detailed recap, click to read the hot mess journey I’ve taken over the past two months to get there! 😛
Read MoreWordTracker App Review
Have you tried the IOS app, Word Tracker, for keeping track of your writing progress? If not, you’re missing out! Check out my in-depth review of the app, and why I think it’s a must-have for new and seasoned writers!
Read MoreWhy I Don’t Like the Word “Hustle”
In a “hustle” driven society, here are my thoughts on why I can’t stand that word, and why I believe the mindset it has cultivated is ruining creative markets.
Read MorePros & Cons of Sharing Your Writing Progress Online
Should writers share their writing progress online regularly? Well, here’s my take on it…
Read MoreMy Favorite Office Supplies
Being an author also makes me an office supply junkie. So, what are my favorite brands for writing utensils and notebooks? Check out this post to find out!
Read MoreWIP Update: The Dream (Update #8)
Y’all… this book feels like it’s taken two decades to write, despite it being almost a year and a half… But, don’t let this pessimistic headline fool you. Things have been looking up on The Dream since we last met about it back in May… I’m just being my usual stress-ball self. So, did I […]
Read MoreWhy Writers Should Watch Movies
Movies normally get a bad rep in the Book Community, but here’s why I, as an author, appreciate the educational storytelling value of a good movie.
Read MoreHow to Mentally Survive Writing a Series
Writing a series can be mentally taxing on authors. Here are three tips to help writers not go crazy while penning book after book.
Read MoreHow To Write Realistic Christian Characters
Writing Christian characters can be a difficult concept to grasp. How can we make them realistic while not crossing the line into too legalistic, or too edgy? Join me in learning how we can craft believable Christian characters who are realistically flawed and still lead the reader on a Christ-centered journey.
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