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Review: Neil Gaiman’s Teaches the Art of Storytelling on MasterClass

February 6, 2020 by Lindsay Leave a Comment

Disclaimer: I was not paid for this review, but this blog post does contain affiliate links meaning I may earn a small commission (at no extra cost to you) if you use them to make a purchase.

Another one of my favorite authors has partnered with MasterClass to offer a course on something at which he is one of the best: storytelling. Neil Gaiman is a prolific fantasy author of popular works such as Stardust, Coraline, American Gods, Good Omens, and The Sandman. He has written fiction ... READ the POST

5 Most Common Blocks Effing with Your Creativity

November 6, 2019 by Lindsay Leave a Comment

Have you been wanting to express your creativity by writing a book, open a blog, starting a business, picking up a new hobby, or through some other medium but something stops you every time you get close? Do you feel tired, overwhelmed, or uninspired whenever you try to work on it? Here's the ... READ the POST

IG Story Templates for Writers (includes NaNoWriMo Templates)

November 4, 2019 by Lindsay Leave a Comment

NaNoWriMo is officially in full swing! One of my favorite parts of the process has been connecting with other participants through Instagram. It's awesome to see how many writers have taken on the challenge and are committing to their dreams. It's an amazing community of people. If you haven't ... READ the POST

Getting Into Flow Faster with a Writing Ritual

November 1, 2019 by Lindsay Leave a Comment

As any writer will tell you, the most effective way to get into flow is to just sit down and take action. Write yourself into that flow, even if you have to trudge through a rough start. The more you write, the easier it becomes to slip into that state because writing is a muscle like any other ─ ... READ the POST

Free Phone Wallpapers for Writers

October 28, 2019 by Lindsay Leave a Comment

With NaNoWriMo around the corner, I've been in full prep mode (#preptober) so I can hit the ground running on November 1st. I've learned the value of positive self-talk and messaging; we have a constant barrage of the negative coming from ourselves and the outside world, so simple reminders go a ... READ the POST

How to Create a Story Mood Board to Entice Readers

October 25, 2019 by Lindsay 2 Comments

Creating a mood board is one of my favorite parts of developing a story. It helps me connect with it on a deeper level by bringing it to life through visuals for an extra sensory experience. When you're writing, your tools to bring the story to life on the page are your verbiage and what you ... READ the POST

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