Writer to Writer: From Think to Ink | 
My former boss has published a second book as I‘m struggling to read one.
#childrensbook
If you want to check it out, Www.reneebollaauthor.com
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My former boss has published a second book as I‘m struggling to read one.
#childrensbook
If you want to check it out, Www.reneebollaauthor.com
I finished my local library‘s summer reading program and received this cool journal as a completion prize! 📚📖✍🏼😊 #ilovemylibrary #writelife #writersoflitsy #summerreading
My Scribbler box came today! I can‘t wait to look inside. I know I got the tagged book because I added onto my regular box.😁📚👩🏻💻
#writersoflitsy #readerandwriter #scribblerbox
“Writers‘ Spell”
"Mutter, mutter, dream and ponder;
Writer writes and fingers flutter.
Starting words of a startling tale,
On the paper, laugh or wail,
Days of joy and weeks of woe,
Mountains high and vales below,
Hero's hope, villain's might,
Evil's plot, virtue bright.
With this spell of flash and thunder,
In a vision, write the wonder."
#PoetryMatters | 13: #Charm
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My first @goscribbler box came in! It's a subscription box just for aspiring writers! I love that it's packed with stuff, but everything has an intended purpose.
Alright guys, this is it. Y'all have been super inspiring with your #nanowrimo posts, and you've motivated me to really concentrate on my writing next month! I've had an account for years, but never did it before because of loooots of self doubt. That ends now! Let's all be writing buddies and motivate each other!
My user name is Rebecca_Sara
Guys, we got this! 👍🤗💕📚✒
1) Stephen King
2) Jane Austen
3) Phillipa Gregory.
4) Douglas Adam
5) George RR Martin
6) Chetan Bhagat (why did he start writing? - is all I want to ask him)
7) Khushwant Singh
8) J K Rowling
@Syndelle777 this is so much fun! 🙋🙋
Can I call myself a real writer because I brought my laptop to the car stereo place? I‘m so close to being done and the hour and a half wait to get my new stereo installed seemed like a good time to try to finish it up.
so-soA lot of useful info & it did get me inspired to keep working on my novel-in-progress. But I was disappointed she never mentioned anything related to social justice, especially when she encouraged young writers to use physical character description to show personality & made a very heterosexist romance chapter. It was also quite skewed towards fantasy & realism, so those interested in other genres would do better to find another writing guide.
Reading this writing guide aimed at tweens & teens for class. So far it is inspiring me to get back to work on the (adult) novel I've been puttering about on for ages, but I've also found it silent on anything related to social justice which is disappointing. No mention of how tying physical description to character often intersects with racism, fatphobia, ablism. No discussion of the assumed whiteness of characters. Romance chapter was v. hetero
