For new writers, it can be all too easy to get stuck because there isn’t a clear idea of the entire book writing process. This blog post goes over the 4 key steps you need to write and publish a book you’ll be proud of.
Here’s our list of 10 things that will help you maintain your momentum over the long-haul of your writing career.
Spending even five minutes doing a writing warm-up as part of your writing ritual can make you a more consistent writer, can get you in the groove for the tone and style of the work in progress, and gets the writing engines going for a productive writing sprint.
Overcome writer’s block with these three simple strategies! They’re called scaffolding and they works to get the writing and creativity engines fired up.
Creative cross-training is a productivity hack for writers that encourages creativity, mindfulness, and a deliberate approach to setting up a writing infrastructure in your life.
In this blog post, we share resources and tips on how to write an essay with some style, flair, and creativity.
Reflective practice means digging deeper into how you work, what you believe about writing, and how you can improve in all facets of your writing life.
Here are my most practical methods to actually accomplish your ambitious reading challenge, whether it’s 12 books a year or 100 or 5). I’ll walk you through how I set up my life so that I can maximize the reading potential of every conceivable situation. I’m only half kidding.
A survey conducted in the USA in the early 2000s revealed that just over 80% of the population wants to write a book. That’s a lot of people, over 200 million taking into account the current US population! Without being able to commission our own poll of the Canadian populace, it’s probably fair to say that a significant number of Canadians also want to write books, probably the majority of people.
I’ve collected some writing quotes that will hopefully spark your creative imagination, and if not that, then light a small fire in your writerly heart. A fire that can be fanned and perhaps ignite something bigger as you continue to grow as a writer.
