How to read like a writer

Being a new writer isn't easy. If you want to significantly improve your writing and learn from successful, published authors, you need to learn how to read like a writer.

First off- yes we fully realize many writers have some sort of neurodivergence, but these two recently diagnosed anxious and ADHD writers (Lena & Adriana) have found the following things useful and want to share them with you. We also realize we may have mentioned some of these in past blogs, but who wants to actually re-hash the past outside of therapy unless it's for a character in your novel?1. Read a lot! (Yes, this includes audiobooks especially for those with vision difficulty or…

We all know the best way to become a better writer is to write every day, but what should you write about? Here's 5 quick, daily writing exercises! #PinNowReadLater

How a writing journal can help with your writing, your creative ideas and your writing business. My notebooks or journals have been instrumental in turning around my attitude to writing. It has increased my focus, encouraged my ideas and helped me turn one sentence into a fifty thousand word workbo

Your character backstory is their life prior to the start of your story that has shaped them and made them who they are.

Going off the infographic I made the other day, I thought I’d give it another go using a topic I’ve written on several times in the past. Please enjoy and (if you’re an astute rea…