Writing when you're tired and depressed can seem like a Sisyphean task—but it's worth the effort.
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Should You Take a Break from Writing?
Knowing when to take a break is key to doing so effectively without exacerbating whatever feelings or circumstances are driving you to ask whether you should take a break from writing in the first place.
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Attending a (Virtual) Writing Conference: Advice for First-Timers
I’ve compiled a list of writing conference advice and tips to help first-time attendees get as much as possible out of their conference of choice.
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6 Things to Consider When Writing a Depressed Character
Writing a depressed character realistically can be challenging—but it's important to do it right.
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“I Don’t Know What to Write in My Journal,” and Other Symptoms of Uninspiration
About the time you start thinking thoughts like, “I don’t know what to write in my journal,” is exactly when you should start writing.
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Thoughts on Writing During Stressful Times
Writing during stressful times is hard work--but it's worth doing.
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Is Writing Fiction a Waste of Time?
"Is writing fiction a waste of time?" is a question almost every fiction author has asked themselves at one point or another.
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The Holly King and Oak King Myth: A Winter’s Writing Lesson
The Holly King and Oak King myth is a deceptively simple winter's tale—one from which astute storytellers can learn a valuable lesson.
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Writing to Find Your Way Forward
Writing isn’t about knowing things. Writing is about finding things out. If you’re writing to find your way forward, don’t stop now.
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What if I Never Get Published?: Writing Regardless of Rejection
"What if I never get published?" It's a simple question, but far from simple to answer.
