Writing

I saw this on social media – posted by a writing tool.   It’s important to find ways to make your writing workflow more efficient. You want to ensure that you’re spending the majority of your time being productive.   As I said, this was posted by a writing tool. Their motive is clear – […]

Right now I find it both helpful and unhelpful to look back over what I can and can’t do. Over the past 6 weeks I’ve had some kind of post viral relapse and my fatigue is becoming unworkable.    Project Updates: My Fictional Life With Kids:  Last month I finally got it swapped from self […]

I finally did a ton of overdue blog work. things like publishing posts, adding images to them, scheduling them in my social media tool. I’d let it go for months and felt awful. It was hanging over me. I can’t say it’s satisfying to have it done cos it is kinda boring work but it […]

Ableist Writing Advice   Writing is something that can be done in many ways. It can be adapted to many different disabilities. So I was (naively?) shocked when I read some ableist writing advice recently.    The advice went along the lines of “creativity is hard and moving around physically helped me so therefor everyone […]

Setting brainstorm – one thing I learned from the cozy mystery series I read was that setting felt like a huge part of the narrative. My current thought process is to amalgamate a couple of towns, gives me the convenience of picking and choosing aspects that make the mystery better.      

Cozy Mystery Conversion Journal 2   I accidentally skipped a book in the cozy mystery series I’m reading…. and learned you can see some gaps but it doesn’t matter too much.      

I have a romance series vaguely plotted out. Worked on it a bit during NaNoWriMo 2021. It’s sitting around 11k words. Only I realised I am not interested (which with ADHD means not able, interest driven motivation ftw I guess?) in writing a romance. But I did like what I had so far, and didn’t […]