The other day I went for a lengthy walk around the city. It was not a route I usually traveled, and it took about 2 hours to complete. It wasn’t until the very end of my walk, when I made a stop at my local grocery store, that I realized that I had misplaced the […]
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Content about the practice of writing that will always be relevant to helping a writer hone his or her craft.
Is it Bad to Be Desensitized?
The other day, while I was at work, several cell phones went off, blaring the same harsh alert sound. “Probably an Amber Alert,” I mused, and went about my day, promptly disregarding the disruption. It wasn’t until after I went to check my own phone during my lunch break did I realize it wasn’t an […]
Do You Need a Writer Website?
*This post contains affiliate links* This was the first year in a long while that I opted out of participating in NaNoWriMo. As a result, I found myself with much more time in the month of November. I used the opportunity to examine my site and do some general housekeeping – sprucing up some code, […]
How to Get Lost in Your Own World
I have a bit of an embarrassing anecdote. I was running some errands under a tight schedule one day and found myself at the grocery store. I was focused on listening to a video on my phone while hastily throwing items in my cart. It wasn’t until I arrived at the self-checkout station did I […]
How to Not Let Others Define You
Sylvie Soulet, honest and authentic It’s been a month since I’ve started my job search in earnest. I’ve been hesitant to voice my thoughts on losing my job due to COVID-19, but after much soul-searching, I think I’m ready to be candid on the matter. When I was initially furloughed back in May, I’ll admit […]