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With practice, writers can develop the powerful skill of examining their own thoughts.
If you want to write more but your mind is getting in the way, one of the best things you can do is to examine
Lorraine Haataia
Blog Posts
Plotting for a Pantser: The Grand Experiment
As a writer, I’m primarily a pantser*. I get a line or an image or a snippet of conversation in my head, I sit down
Mary Pascual
Being a Creator with Depression
Even as I typed the title of this, I realised that it could be read two ways; it could say that I am a Creator,
Maya Carlyle
Tips and Tricks from the Event Industry
An Introduction: I have been a Meetings & Events professional for well over fifteen years. It has been a wild ride, and has taught me
Maya Carlyle
Is Your Virtual Reading Accessible?
Make Your Virtual Reading Accessible For authors who had been looking forward to book signings and readings, stay-at-home orders and social distance meant a quick
Nancy Cavillones
I want to be a full-time writer. What should I do?
Many writers love the idea of becoming a full-time writer, but aren’t sure of the process of how to get there. Two of the most
Lorraine Haataia
Zoom Forward! Santa Cruz Area Writers & Poets Offer Readings
“Zoom Forward!” is an ongoing series of virtual readings by Santa Cruz area writers and poets, jointly co-sponsored by the wonderful independent bookstore Bookshop Santa
taltenberg
Your Elusive Creative Genius
At this week’s Writers Forum, we were discussing how writers find their creative inspirations, what motivates them —drives them— to be writers, and one of
taltenberg
What makes me act the way I do?
The following few lines are not my own, but the writing of a gentlemannamed Vernon Howard. It would be safe to describe Vernon as anenlightened
Timothy Dey
A brief burst of enlightenment
What joy to learn that union brings no loss but only gain…
Timothy Dey