Someone once said that to be a successful and productive writer, one had to do the equivalent of “cutting bait, fishing, and reeling ‘em in, all at the same time”! This translates to writing as working on projects-in-progress while at the same time submitting completed projects to potential markets and also continuing to cultivate new ideas for future projects. In case you missed my previous post on this subject, at the end of every month I compile a list of what I accomplished as far as ... View Post
Gender, Orphan Black & The Meta Of Meta
Brilliant and insightful post on the nature of antiheroes in our stories, and how male antiheroes are viewed completely differently than female antiheroes (and why that needs to change!) - absolutely worth your time to read! ... View Post
Writing Prompt Wednesday: "Paradox", an original poem in haiku.
Blank screen stares, waiting Muse has fled and deadline looms. Only one way out Through the unpleasant truth: sometimes to write, you must just write to begin. ... View Post
Reading books as a replacement for doing the things you want to do in life
A fantastic post from one of my favorite blogs on whether or not reading novels is dreaming with your eyes shut, or dreaming with your eyes open ... what do you think? ... View Post
Writing Prompt Wednesday: "Tick Tock", an original poem.
Time controls us not money, greed, or power not treasures or things just Time that infernal clock the countdown beginning before we are even born the tick tock of every cell knock knock of every heartbeat Time is relative so some say Time isn't linear not really, others say but none have yet discovered how to get off the straight and narrow train the hurtling thunder of Time all around us constantly moving carrying change so instead we scramble to find more Time invent new ways new ... View Post
Writing Prompt Wednesday: "the wise", an original haiku.
Understand, and know Know, but do not understand The wise see both sides. ... View Post
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