Confronting Your Writer’s Crisis
You must have the writer’s crisis bad if you’re reading this. So let’s get down to it. The truth is, writers suffer more from writer’s crisis than writer’s block. (If you’re not sure what writer’s…
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Credit: thewritelife.com The Writer’s Crisis Is The New Writer’s Block
For the past month or so, I’ve binge-watched the ’90s sitcom Frasier on Netflix. I laughed heartily episode after episode through eight consecutive seasons. That is, until I watched this scene: Granted, a sitcom…
A perk when attending a writing conference: nametag swag! 5 Things I Learned at the Press Publish Conference
On April 18, I drove down to Phoenix to attend the Press Publish conference. Bloggers like myself congregated in cool conference rooms merely steps away from palm trees and a breezy 80 degrees. After two…
Credit: thewritingwhisperer.com What Is Microblogging?
You’re probably microblogging and don’t even know it. If you’ve sent a tweet or host a tumblr account, then you are a microblogger. But what is microblogging? What’s the difference between blogging and microblogging? Is…
Credit: experian.com Writing A Kick-Ass Email Subject Line
Do I now have your attention? Normally, I don’t like to curse in my blog posts. Vulgarity can be overused to the point where it’s white noise. In this choice situation, my title caught your…
What Traveling Does For Your Writing
I had to get away. See, after five weekends of cat-sitting, I was getting antsy. All my travel plans were shelved so that my friends could go off on exciting adventures across the country. The…
Credit: wickershamsconscience.wordpress.com Good vs. Well: The Debate Settled
Has this happened to you? Someone asks, “How are you?” Unless you truly know this someone and want to delve into your deepest angst, you reply, “I’m good. And you?” This someone clears their throat,…
7 Words You’re Overusing In Your Writing
Some words need to go. I’m not talking about overusing trending words like “twerk” and “selfie.” That, in itself, could be a future blog post. I’m referring to common words that have been in the…
