…resulting in more authentic and impactful storytelling. Building Supportive Communities Retreats, communities, and guest writer programs can provide a unique opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and build supportive communities. …
…future compositions will come together more quickly. Also, don’t be in a hurry to send your work out. Give time between several revisions to allow the work to breathe. (But…
…to dive in. Shout-out to Kayla for sharing a great question. I’ll paraphrase it here, but it essentially came in three parts: How do I know if my writing is…
… Try This: Set aside one hour to make a mood collage for your work-in-progress. Tip: The one-hour time limit is crucial. After all, you don’t want to invest so…
…habit. 3. Commit to your goals. Commitment wears a different hat for each person. For some, putting goals in print — either on paper or online — works. Others find…
…writers by reading, sharing and commenting on what they publish in online lit mags. 2) Review women and non-binary writers Women’s writing gets less ink when it comes to reviews…
…NJ. Or come meet her in the tri-state area and beyond on these dates: July 21 at 6 p.m. Collette Consignment at 10 main Street in Southampton, NY. For more…
…with Kathryn online, you can follow her on Twitter, Goodreads, and Facebook, or you can visit her website. Also mentioned in this episode: What We See When We Read (Vintage…
…Savour the moment. Once you’ve savoured, however, go on to forge those deeper connections in the writing community. Here are five steps you can take to do this: 1) Promote…
…left Logline (i.e. pitch) = 10 spots left 3. Commitment Leads to Follow-Through When you commit to something by signing up, you’re all the more likely to follow through and…
