1. A gazillion books
on plotting a novel exist, but try finding one on pantsing. When I came across
this article via Melanie Hemry on Facebook (thanks, Melanie!), I knew I had to
share it with all of you. Deb Hackett almost short-circuited her dream of
writing a novel by trying to squeeze into the plotting corset. (Yeah, that's
how I feel about plotting.) Check out her story on the Write
Well, Sell Well website.
2. Gina Maselli, at Write
Well, Sell Well, offers 13 Ways to Challenge Yourself as a Writer in 2018.
3. WND
reports on a Baltimore
judge telling government officials they cannot demand that Christians promote
abortion.
4. Tim Suddeth's post
at The
Write Conversation spoke to my heart. He wrote on Standing Strong During
Writing Adversity, but it can apply to any situation. We all have projects that
we can't seem to get off the ground. I'm sure it's one reason New Year's
Resolutions fade into oblivion. Could it be the fear of change that is
hampering our good intentions?
5. Super cold weather
can cause serious injuries. WPRI
Eyewitness News ran an article on their website on how to stay safe during
these conditions. When the temperature dips into the single digits and below,
I've thrown out all attempts at looking fashionable. So what if I have hat hair
all day? It's more important to prevent frostbite and hypothermia.
Writers: Plotter or
Pantser? Are you trying to force yourself into a method that doesn't work for
you? Please share.
Readers: Have you
considered that fear of change might be hampering your efforts to accomplish
some of your goals? Please share.
Photo Credit: Susan J. Reinhardt
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