I’ve never been the most political person, and I definitely would call my self more of a laziest than an activist. Up until now, the farthest I’ve delved into the world of voicing political opinion has been through a particularly dusty dystopian manuscript I wrote a few years ago and kind of forgot about. But… Continue reading Bucket List: Participate In A Peaceful Protest
I’ve always been a Daisy Goodwin fan. She seems to get right into the heart of history and make herself at home. As a writer who has dabbled in the historical genre, I can confirm that it’s not an easy thing to pull off. Daisy does it, and she did it again with Victoria. Unfortunately,… Continue reading Book Review: “Victoria” by Daisy Goodwin
So I’ve been reading Sadghuru’s book, Inner Engineering: A Yogi’s Guide To Joy (amazing, by the way) and got really confused by the idea of having the innate ability to respond to everything, which is what he calls responsibility. I mean, I figured I’d always known that, why was it something that needed to be… Continue reading Meditation, Take Two
One of my Things-To-Do-Before-30 Bucket List items includes spending an entire day meditating. I knew while typing it into that fateful blog post that this would be one of my bigger challenges. In fact, it would probably take as much practice and prep as my 5K run goal. Little did I know how out of… Continue reading Bucket List: Preparing For My Meditation Day
And I’m so proud of it!! This website needed some serious updating, so I figured I’d spice it up with some new photos. I wanted to go for the whole pastoral-damsel-writing-a-book-with-a-unicorn-and-a-spaceship-in-the-background kind of thing (mythical beasts and flying saucers will be Photoshopped in soon!). To be honest, I wasn’t expecting it to come out as… Continue reading Yes, I Did A Fairy Unicorn Photoshoot For My Blog
Fellow writers, I get it –– shelling out money to edit something you’ve written for free isn’t your idea of a good time. It took me years to talk myself into investing in a professional round of editing, and it was only when I was getting desperate for help that I finally gave in. “Becoming… Continue reading How Hiring A Professional Editor Saved My Manuscript
As part of my Tuesday Travels posts, I’m going to do random spotlights on cities that I either 1) Know pretty well or 2) Can’t stop obsessing over. This will hopefully be a good way to get my travel writing chops up to par. My first choice, of course, contains a little bit of both… Continue reading What It Means To Miss New Orleans
