Is the NSA Monitoring My Search History?
I am convinced my browser history has been flagged, and some overworked, underpaid NSA lackey scrolls through my Twitter feed while waiting for my next search to sound the alarm […]
Dear Brain Fog
I’m over you, brain fog. Feel free to dissipate into the ether at any time. I have things to do that require me to think and concentrate and process, like […]
My Two-Year Brain Break
A little over two years ago, back in that fairy tale world known as pre-pandemic, my health nose-dived. I ended up bedridden, unable to do anything, much less write. By […]
Querying My Soul
Querying is not for the weak. Rejections are swords that stab your heart over and over again. Each one threatens your confidence in your abilities and your desire to get […]
Scrivener for Windows Tips Part III
Using the Scrivener App If you have ever had a light bulb moment when your laptop was nowhere in site, you might be a writer. That is where the Scrivener […]
Scrivener for Windows Tips Part II
Exporting Last time we learned how to track your progress in Scrivener. Today it’s learning to export your data from Scrivener. Congratulations! You are ready to send your novel out […]
Scrivener for Windows Tips Part I
Scrivener is a powerful tool, but it can be a bit tricky to navigate at first. There are multiple blogs out there that provide countless suggestions for ways to use […]
Chase Your Dreams
My body forced me to give up my accounting career that I loved. It did not ask for my permission, nor did it care what I thought about it. For […]
Should I Rewrite My Novel?
Yesterday, I opened my inbox to find the response to my first full manuscript request. Excitement mixed with nerves as I devoured the email. The agent had requested some extensive […]
Chronically Writing
What do you do when you are confined to your house or even your bed for days or weeks at a time? Usually, I dredge about in the depths of […]