Book reviews are so important, especially for new authors. But what’s a reader to do when they don’t actually enjoy a book? I personally believe you should write a bad review, but there are ways to go about doing so while still being a nice person. Here are my tips and reasons why.
It’s now one year since we began living life in a pandemic and one year since I embarked on writing my first collection of short stories. Here’s what both realities have taught me.
I realized recently that it may be interesting for you to know why it is I currently write short stories. Contrary to a reasonable assumption, I’m not particularly fond of short stories as a reader and it is only through the process of writing them that they have grown on me as a writer! I know, that probably sounds crazy, but here’s the deal…
I recently participated in an interview featured as an Author Spotlight on the Living Through Writing blog. Find the questions covered and links here!
As this year draws to a close, I find myself thinking not so much about reading, writing, or personal development but how much you may need to hear this very message. I hope it serves you well.
This month, I participated in #TheWriterCommunity prompts and the experience has taught me a ton on the personal side—such as opened my eyes to the support system available to me as a writer—as well as the technical side—like how I approach story development. These were my take-aways.