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Blue Skies & Writing Weather
The autumn equinox arrives this week (Tuesday or Wednesday, depending on where you live), marking some of the most spectacular weather of the year. To my mind, the bluest skies of the year come with the first days of fall, … Continue reading
Posted in 2015, equinox, Fall, frustrations, goals, inner critic, inspiration, motivation, neopro, not a block, Oregon, persistence, productivity, Sharon Joss, starting over, weather, write, writing
Tagged fall equinox, writing weather
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Battle Scars – The Writers Road
“You are responsible for your own career.” I’ve got that quote posted on my monitor, where I can see it every day. It’s been there a long time. I’ve internalized the message over the years, and I thought … Continue reading
Expectations
I’m coming up on a couple of major milestones in my life. Six years ago this week, I made a commitment to myself to focus all my efforts on becoming a professional writer. In less than two weeks, I’m going … Continue reading
Posted in 2015, expectations, goals, persevere, persistence, Personal Rejection, rejection, Sharon Joss, the road to publication, WOTF, Writers of the Future, writers workshop, writers write, writing, writing life
Tagged acceptance, achievement, expectations, rejections, Sharon Joss, Writers of the Future, Writers of the Future contest, writing goals, writing life
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The Learning Never Ends
In 2009, when I started writing fiction full-time, I expected I’d get that big fat publishing contract in 3, maybe 4 years tops. I planned to learn everything I could from the best teachers I could find. Most small businesses … Continue reading
Writing: It’s a Good Gig
I’m not pointing a finger; I’ve done my own share of whining as well. And while I’ve said that writing is the best job I’ve ever had, like any occupation, it isn’t always fun and games. It’s a gig like … Continue reading
And So It Begins…
Time to start a new novel. Every new novel feels like the beginning of a whole new life, and in some ways, it is. I’ve got new people to discover, new adventures to plot, new risks to take. And while … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, novel, opening scene, outline, pacing, Perseverance, persistence, plot, Sharon Joss, Thriller, write, write every day, writer, writers write, writing, Writing, writing goals, writing speed
Tagged new, novel, pacing, thriller, writer
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Half-fast Writer
I am not a fast writer. I continually read about writers (all far more successful than I) who can write a novel in 16 days, or a month, or even a week. I am in awe of their capabilities. Last … Continue reading