If you're looking for writing accountability as well as a safe, Christian community, the King's Daughters' Writing Camp may be for you! Sign-ups are open! But if you're new, I've collected a list of the "goods and bads" of KDWC so you know if it's right for you or not.
As a young writer, you're constantly juggling life events, school assignments, and works-in-progress, which can be a recipe for disaster without the right methods for mixing the ingredients. That's why I've compiled a list of five handy methods to increase your productivity, both as a writer and young person.
After one year of blogging, I've learned a lot. I'd like to share with you five big takeaways from blogging, a giveaway in celebration of a great year with amazing people, and some crazy blog stats.
Editing is difficult, and developing an editing process can be... difficulter. I'm sharing my revision and editing process and some experiments you can try to build your own system. Read to the very end of the post for an exciting announcement!
I've got a secret for you: You can find story ideas outside of Pinterest! 😯 Here are 7 places to look for story ideas.
Today I'm glad to have blogger and published author Kristina Hall sharing about writing suspense!
I wasn't planning on this, but I just made something messy!
Just a bit ago, I shared an interview post that I did with my friend Bethany. Well, this is actually part two of the interview! Want some tips on how to maintain a writing routine? Keep reading!
Do you want to write everyday, and make progress in your journey? Are you bogged down by how difficult routines are?
Join me and Bethany as we discuss how to start a manageable writing routine!
Allyson Jamison and I are exchanging guest posts! "Every writer has something they dread," Allyson says. If you dread researching, read Allyson's 3 steps to start enjoying it more!
I've been privileged to interview a wonderful friend and writer. Hannah and I discuss what NOT to do as a writer in college... or as a student in general!
Finding a plot or theme can be really hard.
Here are some ways you can find your story idea.
When you think of writing, what do you think of? Fiction and blogging? 🙂 Well, that's not the only way you can write! Here is my list of 25 writing opportunities and options.
the journey to write 