Tag: novels
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Bre’s Writing Process Part One: Pre-Writing Notes
Over the past few months, I’ve been playing around with my writing process and figuring out what works and what doesn’t. It’s a relatively slow process with a little bit of fine-tuning here and there between every day life. I’m doing a deep dive of my process and playing around with what works and throwing…
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Bre Writes Book Reviews: The Will and the Wilds by Charlie N. Holmberg
This is the third book by Charlie N. Holmberg that I’ve read. She is slowly becoming my favorite author, and not just from her books, but from her podcast Your Mom Writes Books and her instagram. That being said, I struggled to get into this book for the first few chapters. There was something in…
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June Results and July Goals
June has been the most amazing month for the first time in a long time. I’ve had several writing successes in the last month, along with successes in school and life in general. I hope I can keep it up as we roll into July. Here’s how I did in June. June Results Write One…
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April Results and May Goals
April unfortunately was not better than March. There’s always a lot of heartbreak for me in April, and I’m sad to say there was only more this year. Even through all of the issues I had through the month, I still tried to accomplish my goals. April Results Finish/Write One Short Story I finished the…
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2022 Goals
Here’s to a New Year and new writing and publishing goals! This year, I hope to accomplish more than I have in the last couple of years. I want to push myself to be more creative. Write Every Day This is a goal I have every year. Last year, I wrote every single day for…
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Camp NaNoWriMo News
Hello Everyone! April is just around the corner, and that means Camp NaNoWriMo! This year, I’m working on two projects. Finishing up my project from NaNoWriMo 2019, and starting a new project. Under Grey Skies: Doing my best to finish up my 2019 NaNo Novel by the end of April. Book Nine of the LOVED…
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Writer Life Lesson #23: Write Three Sentences
Yes, you are reading that correctly. Just three sentences. Life is busy for most writers. We have day jobs, kids, pets, outside life to deal with once we leave the page. Several things interrupt us from our stories and as more days pass it becomes more difficult to get back into the story. We also…