Category: Writing

  • Christmas Day Events

    Decided to reinvent my blog and my writing life. It’s a new year soon. The end of the year of 2025 will be soon. I want to begin thinking about new year resolutions. Now sure what they might be at the beginning. By the end of 2026 they might change the light of my writing.…

  • Current W.I.P.

    My current W.I.P.— Patchwork Family Victoria took her daughter Shannon from England to Indiana, America as she had terminal cancer. She only had two months or less to live. She hadn’t told her daughter how long she had left to live. She was going to tell her when they got to Harborne, Indianapolis. Victoria had…

  • NaNoWriMo – write a Novel in 30 days

    Friends, welcome to National Novel Writing Month 2025—also fondly known as “NaNoWriMo” among those of us who have a love/hate relationship with it. NaNo is the unofficial month during which writers of all sorts pour every word they’ve ever come into contact with and can chip out of their brains onto the page in attempts…

  • I’m not one for letting Coffee go to waste

    For how longhave I been living on autopilot?Living the same cyclesover and over againwithout critical analysisof my intentions, purposes,beliefs,values? Was it a method of survival,sticking close to what I knewand could trust,when so much beyondfelt out of control,despairing? Was it an avoidance of vulnerability,of coming face to facewith my deeper selfand acknowledging the change I…

  • Another Attempt LGBT

    This is going for another try on writing a gay novel for teenagers with a twist. This time the main character is in a wheelchair. This is due to myself being in a wheelchair and I’m in the LGBT. I feel this time around I have more experience now. I want to get this one…

  • Elements of Story

    1: Premise: A premise sets up the location, characters and circumstances your readers need to understand before you launch into the story’s plot. A premise includes physical location, like an elementary school or hospital, as well as the basic expository information that readers need to understand at the beginning of your story. 2: Plot: The…

  • Are You a Reluctant Writer?

    Writing can be hard. Good writing can result in rewriting, and much rewriting can make a writer weary. As an aspiring writer, I know how writing a novel can be a complicated process. You, however, leave the editing to you after you have finished your novel. I know you might want to edit your novel…

  • Update on our writing Life

    We’ve been relatively busy with many different things recently. Our life has been hectic quite a bit. Our therapy and general health are not doing quite well. We are in a wheelchair. We’ve been in one for some time now, and our health is getting worse. We are in the process of writing two stories…