A writing journal can be a key element to helping new, or even established, writers improve their craft. I am just setting up a new journal that I’m hoping will continue to help me organize my thoughts and ideas in a way that’s accessible. With these tips, you can create a journal that will makeContinue reading “Five Tips To Make Your Writing Journal More Organized and Effective”
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Recent Reads: You’re Staying In, So You Might As Well Read.
Since we’re all staying home more because of COVID-19, it’s a good time to catch up on your TBR list. There are a lot of great new books coming out, but don’t forget those backlist picks. It’s also a great time to buy e-books or download them from the library (try Overdrive or Libby). AudiobooksContinue reading “Recent Reads: You’re Staying In, So You Might As Well Read.”
You’re Staying In, You Might As Well Write: Fighting Distractions When Your Routine Is Upended By Coronavirus (or whatever)
COVID-19 has a lot of people scared. We’re being advised by the CDC, the President, and other elected officials to work from home, practice social distancing, and avoid any unnecessary trips out of the house (as if there were anywhere to go!). These changes can upend your routine, big time. Even if you already workContinue reading “You’re Staying In, You Might As Well Write: Fighting Distractions When Your Routine Is Upended By Coronavirus (or whatever)”
Weekend Reading 3.13.20
It’s been a busy week here. My kids have been home with one of their friends on Spring Break, and my daughter cheered at the MVC men’s basketball tournament (last of the season; all others were cancelled!) while my husband, son, and his friend attended the games (So close to being champions, Valpo!). I’ve beenContinue reading “Weekend Reading 3.13.20”