My Ideal Writing Space
Anywhere can be the ideal writing space. It really depends on the writer, how much noise you can write through, what sort of environment helps
Anywhere can be the ideal writing space. It really depends on the writer, how much noise you can write through, what sort of environment helps
I’ve had a fascination with England for years. I love England and for some reason the Tudors, more so than any other royals of English
So, I finished reading the Secret of Ka by Christopher Pike. I’m both glad and mildly annoyed by that. Glad, because it got immensely better
I was never rejected from a publishing house. In fact, I never even went to a publishing house with my book. When I was still
I’ll keep this one short. I debated not doing a post at all, sort of a digital day of silence, but I want to acknowledge
I just finished reading Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella and am currently reading Secret of Ka by Christopher Pike (not the character from Star Trek,
I have always loved writing. I suppose it began with school projects; poetry, creative writing, independent study projects. I wasn’t necessarily very good when I
I love Halloween, the brightness and frivolity of the fall season combined with costumes and candy. I’m currently in the process of a Halloween tradition: