the cosy word corner
Laura Charltonfollowing the creative process of writing a debut novel, and the mindful activities that keep me sane throughout
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✍️ My writing goals for 2026
Semi-unpopular opinion: I don’t think New Year is a time for resolutions and fresh starts. It’s the dead of Winter. Our body clocks are out of whack, and we’re effectively in hibernation or rest mode — or we should be. We’re meant to slow d...
☁ Why Stranger Things fell off, and the problem with the Duffer Brothers.
I, like most of you reading this post (I would assume), am now a day out from watching the Stranger Things finale. I was out celebrating New Year’s Eve when the last episode dropped in the UK at 1am. So, bright and early (and surprisingly f...
✍️ Why I'm not writing anymore
I’m so, so stuck. In fact, I’m more stuck than I was this time last year when I wrote this piece about being creatively blocked and how to get past it.
✍️ 30,000 words in: I’m actually writing a novel (?!?!)
I’m writing the first draft of a novel as we speak. [Insert excited squealing here]. Ok, but for real I’m actually writing a novel and I’m 30,000 words in, or 40% of the way to my goal total of 75,000. And it feels insane.
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