
Weekly posts on cultivating a creative life, from a writer on the journey in real time. Taking inspiration from project management, field biology, and human psychology, expect experiments, reflections, and ideas to use in your own writing.
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I thought that I would be finished by now. Finished with my novel, finished with my pitch, and finished with figuring out who I am as a full-time writer. But I’m not. What do you do, then, when you’re f...
For the first time in decades, I found myself staring at the long list of Library Databases – those elusive, wonderous things that promise so much and yet reveal so little. It’s not their fault, really, it’s only that I forgot how to use th...
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Writing takes a lot of vulnerability. If you’re writing with authenticity, it requires you to open up the soft and tender parts of yourself, to excavate emotions that you usually keep under wraps. So ho...
Who has ever lost a piece of information because you don’t remember where you put it? Maybe it’s on a sticky note, perhaps in a drawer somewhere, or in one of those vaguely titled “notes” files on your desktop.
I got to a point where even...
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As a thank you to my Supporters, my paid subscriber tier, I release one piece of downloadable content per month. Sometimes it’s a worksheet while other times it’s a visual anchor to support you on your...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Former biologist who quit the day job to write a novel full-time. Follow the journey from cubicle to writer’s studio as she explores how to build a creative life – and overcome the struggles that come with it.
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