Recap: Last week was the Myers Fiction Newsletter, so don’t forget to go back and learn more about this month and what I’ve been working on! The last writing post shared covered Understanding the Craft of Writing, where we talked about why we consider writing a craft, what makes up the craft of writing, and …
Updates: Welcome to the month of love, my nugs. I hope everyone survived their various forms of January weather and is prepared to make it through February. If you've been working on New Year's Resolutions, I hope you've been able to stick with them. Keep working on those goals, even if you start today. Build …
Recap: The last book I shared was Trouble in the Floating City by Michael Ciccarelli-Walsh. I loved the book and hope you've enjoyed it as well. Trouble in the Floating City is a fantastic new take on the superhero genre with great characters you can't help but remember. Junior and Kano are still my favorite. …
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Recap: Are you dedicated to a year of honing your craft in 2023? Don't forget that honing your craft can be the step that takes you from being a writer to an author. There are so many tools to develop your craft that they can be overwhelming. Allow yourself room to breathe and view each …
Recap: Last week, you learned about the crawl, walk, run phase process. Each phase represents a different section of your writing process, where you clarify what you want to work on when. There were some examples offered on what to do and when, but please remember that you can adjust your backstops as you see …
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