It’s First Wednesday, so its time for another Insecure Writer’s Support Group post! April 2 question – What fantasy character would you like to fight, go on a quest with, or have a beer/glass of wine with? I’m not a fighter at all, so I’ll sit down at a nice, quiet inn somewhere in Middle…
It’s First Wednesday so it’s time for the Insecure Writer’s Support Group post. Today’s question: If for one day you could be anyone or *thing* in the world, what would it be? Describe, tell why, and any themes, goals, or values they/it inspire in you. If I could be anyone or anything for one day, I…
Today is First Wednesday so it’s time for our monthly Insecure Writer’s Support Group. This month’s question is: Is there a story or book you’re written that you want to/wish to go back and change? Oh lord, I always want to go back and change a story or novel once I’ve finished with it. That’s…
It’s First Wednesday—OK it’s really Second Wednesday–Happy New Year!—so it’ time for another Insecure Writer’s Support Group post. January question – Describe someone you admired when you were a child. Did your opinion of that person change when you grew up? As a child, I had a lot of idols—mostly fictional ones! I was (and…
Today is one of the rare times when Christmas Day and the first day of Hanukkah fall on the same date, so Happy Holidays to my Christian and Jewish friends.
Here are some additional ideas for the writer in your life. Some of these are a little pricier than the last batch and most are from Scribe Forge. The Writer’s Epiphany is a special notebook designed specifically for writers to document all those strokes of inspiration so they will never lose an idea again. They…
It’s that time of year again…time to choose a good present for your writer friend or loved one. This can be a daunting task so let me make it just a bit easier for you. Here are fifteen never-miss gifts that every writer will appreciate! AquaNotes is a pad of 40 waterproof, tear-resistant papers for…
It’s First Wednesday so it’s time for another Insecure Writer’s Support Group post. December 4 question – Do you write cliffhangers at the end of your stories? Are they a turn-off to you as a writer and/or a reader? A cliffhanger is defined as an unanswered question at the end of a story or book.…
This is a new Inspector Gamache novel by Louise Penny. In the novel, the inspector gets wind of a mysterious possible threat to the drinking water of Montreal. Is it even a real threat or just a wild goose chase? I love Inspector Gamache and his team, so I’m enjoying the book as well. It’s…