11 (Free) Apps All Writers Should Have

In the age of technology, writers are faced with finding new ways to do things. Research is easier now that it's at our fingertips in mere seconds, but there's a downside to all the tech that's often overlooked. With so many options, both free and premium variations, what apps and tech should writers choose? And… Continue reading 11 (Free) Apps All Writers Should Have

Never Have I Ever Tag // Writer Edition

Occasionally I get really good blog tag ideas. I believe this is one of them. The Rules Link and thank the blogger who tagged you. Include the graphic somewhere in the post (or make your own!) Answer the questions truthfully and honestly. Tag 3 bloggers. <Never Have I Ever> ...started a novel that I didn't… Continue reading Never Have I Ever Tag // Writer Edition

This is Not The End by Chandler Baker // A Book Review

I read this book for the first time last year and...it hit me, hard. It was one of those books that you don't expect a lot from, but then you read the last sentence and realize that your heart has just been on this amazing, emotional journey that you never thought was possible. Buying this… Continue reading This is Not The End by Chandler Baker // A Book Review

Short Stories // A New Beginning

Lately I've been feeling...uninspired. My creativity hasn't been flowing freely and my novel has become the casualty. I hate feeling not creative because it's what I love to do, more than almost anything else in the world. And without it, I really don't know what to do with myself. That's probably a problem, but it's… Continue reading Short Stories // A New Beginning

5 Novels That Shaped Me as a Writer

I've always been an avid reader and bibliophile. Even from a young age, I was devouring novels and pouring myself into stories of every form. Little Me was learning about loyalty and bravery from Nancy Drew long before I ever willingly picked up a quill to write my own fiction. In fact, jr. high and… Continue reading 5 Novels That Shaped Me as a Writer

How to (Realistically) Write The Selfish Character Arc

Ah, the selfish character. These guys are interesting, aren't they? Their character arcs can be incredibly complex and the reader usually spends the majority of the novel trying to decide if they're good or bad...only to discover that they fall into that weird, little gray area. The funny thing about these selfish characters is that… Continue reading How to (Realistically) Write The Selfish Character Arc