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I am attending me second writing course this week. Super inspiring! Found my flow, and I am absolutely loving writing 🥰🥰

3.5/5⭐ I received an eARC in exchange for an honest review.

The content is very good and vitally important. It covers a wide range of stereotypes/tropes/pitfalls to avoid harming marginalized communities. It also discusses methods for doing your research as a writer. I feel much better equipped to approach writing identities not my own in a respectful, nuanced, untokenized way. Many fantastic resources are listed throughout the book. #bookspin

My reading stats this month are going to be low. The only book I‘m attempting to finish is my #LMPBC pick. But I‘m kicking it in NaNoWriMo! 🎉

1. F*ck
2. Uffda
3. Bag (but with a Minnesotan accent lol. I get ragged on a lot by coworkers)
@dabbe #TLT

This is a great book for writers to turn to when they‘re struggling to keep going. There are good tips to start good writing habits, ways to combat writers block, and things to keep you motivated.

Leave a comment below with your top 3-5 picks! To be clear, they are siblings and require the same surname:) My brain is so fried so I appreciate the help haha🙏🫶 THE vibe is Wild West!

Enjoying some beautiful weather, the garden, and a used bookstore pickup! 📚 🌞 🪴

Who‘s joining us for the #52BookClub23 challenge? Just want to keep a list so we can tag the group for book ideas along the way.

After jumping around through the digital version of this book, I have decided I like Reeves's approach. I'm going to buy myself a physical copy of the book and a couple of notebooks (okay, so I don't need more notebooks, nor do I need more excuses to buy notebooks, but I'm going to buy some anyway) and try to make 2023 the year that I reestablish a daily writing practice. I did Morning Pages for years, but I like the focus of daily prompts.