Month: May 2017

A Few Easy Strategies To Remove Those Pesky Filter Words That Fog Up Your Writing

A Few Easy Strategies to Remove Those Pesky Filter Words that Fog Up Your Writing

May 28, 2017

Have you ever been watching a sport’s game from seats that didn’t give you a good view of the action? Or perhaps your seat was behind a lady wearing a purple, floofy hat that almost touched you every time she shifted. Talk about annoying. Neither of these make for good experiences. Too much distance and/or … More A Few Easy Strategies to Remove Those Pesky Filter Words that Fog Up Your Writing

10 Signs You Might Be a Writer with Young Children

May 17, 2017

If these ten things are true of your writing, perhaps you have young children… 1. You have to search your writing document for random letters scattered throughout the text. Your young star adds them in on a consistent basis. In fact, you noticed another asdeqw amidst your best metaphor right after you clicked submit. 2. … More 10 Signs You Might Be a Writer with Young Children

6 Tips to Write Your Novel in the Vibrant Way Your Brain Imagined It

6 Tips to Write Your Novel in the Vibrant Way Your Brain Imagined It

May 9, 2017

You know those memes that show two pictures – one of what you think you look like when doing xyz and one of what you actually look like when doing xyz? That’s the way I feel sometimes when writing. My story is clear in my mind, but when someone else reads it, the picture gets … More 6 Tips to Write Your Novel in the Vibrant Way Your Brain Imagined It