Tag: writer’s block

31 Days of Writing Prompts (Fall Edition)

Filed in Author Inspirations by Erika Bennett on October 5, 2021 • 0 Comments

Autumn is a great season to spend time journaling because we naturally begin to look back and reflect on the year. Take time to record your thoughts this month by participating in our 31 writing prompts. As you will see there is a writing prompt for every day of the month, but don’t feel like you […]

10 Ways to Do Research for Your Book

Filed in Author Inspirations by Erika Bennett on July 20, 2021 • 0 Comments

When it comes to researching for your book there are many avenues — and rabbit holes — you can take to find the information you want. Researching is a fine art, especially now that the internet can turn up results that may not be completely accurate. Whether you’re writing a fiction novel or a nonfiction […]

Writing With Summer Colors!

Filed in Author Inspirations by Daylin on July 13, 2021 • 0 Comments

Summer is here, and it brings with it the trend of beautifully bright, fun colors. For this month’s writing challenge, we’ll be using summer colors to evoke thoughts and stories to practice creative writing. We have listed some of our favorite summer colors below, but feel free to keep this exercise going with more colors! […]

10 Tips for a Better Book Opening

Filed in Writing Tips by Erika Bennett on June 29, 2021 • 0 Comments

The opening of your book is the place where readers will decide to keep reading or set aside your book — no pressure. So, your opening pages need to jump straight into your story without dawdling on about the protagonist’s history or how he/she ended up in the current predicament. The back story is 100% […]

Should I Finish Writing My Book?

Filed in Author Inspirations by Erika Bennett on April 20, 2021 • 0 Comments

Did you start writing your book when you were full of inspiration and never-ending ideas? Are you now feeling a bit tired of that said idea? Does your creative well feel dry? On some occasions, it’s not always best to push through those pain points for the sake of finishing. In fact, you should gauge how […]