
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 and ideas to use in your own writing.
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The Foursome by Christina Baker Kline
These days, I’m reading for fun. This book is a testament to the power of curiosity, because after reading the jacket cover of these two siste...
As soon as I got off the plane, I could not wait to say hello. Looking out the vast windows, I traced your jagged silhouette in my mind, gentle hills covered in pine trees, and knew that I was home.
Those hills beckoned to me, calling me t...
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I always used to blame myself, and lack of motivation, for starting projects and not finishing them. Or when I would stay stuck in a familiar pattern at work, not able to get anywhere. Then, I learned t...
I was supposed to write this on Wednesday. And here I am, late Friday afternoon, writing a post about procrastination as the last thing that I do before I close up for the week. How telling.
We often blame procrastination on perfectionism,...
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If We Were Villains, by M.L. Rio
I love a good dark academia book. I love a good mystery. I’m also a nerd for memorizing and reciting poetry, so when I previewed this book, I knew that it would...
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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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