Well I've met another challenge as an author. I have been working on a book a few months now. I started hot and heavy with this work and couldn't stop writing. I took off for about a week and things began to slow down. When I realized my word count was going to be extremely... Continue Reading →
At 16 Naela discovered she wanted to become a writer and at the young age of 21 published her first book. She can write up a story in not time. Sometimes taking a few days or a few months, she can get her story out in the time it takes to let the story flow.... Continue Reading →
I absolutely love this. Every reader needs a light for bed to continue late into the night with their new love. https://www.amazon.com/LuminoLite-3000K-Bookmark-Adjustable-Brightness/dp/B079LYZCJ9/ref=sr_1_2?hvadid=78134061416064&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvqmt=e&keywords=gifts+for+avid+readers&qid=1567216072&s=gateway&sr=8-2 Who doesn't love Ernest Hemingway? Every book lover needs their book marks to prevent those horrible page folds. Until looking for these items I had no idea they had wooden ones. This is... Continue Reading →
Thomas Edison put it best, “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” – Thomas A. Edison This my dears is exactly the mentality we all need to succeed. You grow from each time you fail and you find strength in each rejection. Failure gives you the opportunity to look at whatever... Continue Reading →
With it being the weekend it is often the time to unwind and relax to prepare for the week ahead. Most weekends I can be found as I am today in front of the computer working on my writing but the weekends I love I'm out on a little adventure. Cook Forest cabins draw me... Continue Reading →
Picture it: In a classroom with your fellow students, the words Creative Writing scribbled on the black board, and your teacher walking to each desk dropping off a photo for your assignment. He is next to you and hands a photo of an Asian woman with a lightning bolt tattoo over her eye, what can... Continue Reading →
Many can relate to the big struggle: Life. Born into a world that is not equipped for the innocence of children, we quickly learn what it actually means to be existing in these times. We no longer have the luxury as very young children to go outside and safely explore our world, instead needing a... Continue Reading →
Scanning my work space I can see a baby Groot growing in a pot (bobble head), several small elephant statues, flowers my husband picks almost every day in a small glass vase with Mickey mouse holding the base of the vase, a wedding photo, notepad, a smooth gliding pen, my computer, and various crafting tools.... Continue Reading →
Justin has known his entire life he wanted to be an author even opting to write a 20 page essay rather than take an exam in graduate school. He doesn't limit his genre to one, wanting to explore each with time and dedication. His current book of poems that started as a 7th Language Arts... Continue Reading →
I tend to over do it when I'm in my writing zone. I will unknowingly spend 16 hours in front of a computer typing my next lines in my story. This does not mean I've not had many distractions along the way and a wander of the mind. This also does not mean the pull... Continue Reading →
Elizabeth's Writing Corner 