Another “The End” Reached. What Do I Do Now?
After I reach “the end” of a project, it’s time to work on the next. Photo by Daniel Chicchon on Unsplash I just finished writing the first novel in my…
When All Is Said and Done Am I Asking the Right Questions?
That depends on the situation and the questions asked. Photo by John Fornander on Unsplash Storytelling has been my passion pretty much all my life. Informally, I started telling stories…
10 Challenges Artists, Writers, and Other Creatives Know All Too Well
Most creatives I’m familiar with know these challenges all too well. Photo by Frankie Cordoba on Unsplash Are you Neil Gaiman, Beyoncé, Banksy, Alex Guarnaschelli, or any other recognizable creative…
How Does Calling Myself A Storyteller Differ from Being A Writer?
This is how I think being a storyteller differs from being a writer. Photo by Reimond de Zuñiga on Unsplash Ten months ago, I got a part-time job working for…
Do We Learn More When We Read More?
Yes. We learn more when we read more – whether nonfiction or fiction. Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash It never ceases to amaze me how many people do not…
Will There Always Be Something New for You and Me to Learn?
Yes, there will always be something new to learn. Photo by Wes Hicks on Unsplash As you are reading this, I am attending a medieval reenactment event. During said event,…
How Many Ways Can the Line Between Fact and Fiction Be Blurred?
The line between fact and fiction can be amazingly fluid. Photo by Touann Gatouillat Vergos on Unsplash Have you ever had an experience so bizarre, that you found yourself looking…
Can Today Be the First Day of the Rest of Your Writing Career?
Keep this in mind when you debate if you should start a writing career and creating – or not. Photo by Thomas Lefebvre on Unsplash I’ve met a lot of…
Getting Work Done is Hard When Your Cat Turns You into a Bond Villain
But it is a reminder that breaks from getting work done are good. This is Thalia, turning me into a Bond villain. Sometime during the height of the pandemic, amid…
Why Should You Pay for My Writing – Or Any Other Art?
Because we should always pay for literal things of value. Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash Shameless self-promotion skirts a fine line between sharing, oversharing, bragging, informing, and annoying people.…
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