Productivity for Writers. Part 2: GROUNDING and PATIENCE
Last week, I started this series with a brief recount of the events that followed after COVID-19 was declared a pandemic and countries all over the world started taking measures […]
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Productivity For Writers. Part 1: COPING
How COVID-19 Has Affected Our Way Of Life As a result of social-distancing, we’ve all been forced to change the way we live. We have either been staying home as […]
Working-From-Home and Homeschooling During a Pandemic
As we all have been forced to halt life as we knew it, and the spread of this deadly virus is ending so many lives, bringing so much chaos and […]
Networking for Writers
Showcasing our Published Work The highlights of the evening were our reading sessions that went on every hour. Most of us read snippets or extracts from our short stories. Doing a […]
Review of Persuasion by Jane Austen
This novel was my introduction to the legendary Jane Austen and I can honestly say that, as a storyteller, this marvellous author blew me away. The book has a simple […]
Review of The Secret Life of Sarah Hollenbeck by Bethany Turner
The Secret Life of Sarah Hollenbeck was a refreshing surprise. It’s a sweet story filled with some funny moments. It presents interesting plot movements and a well-constructed premise. The book […]
Review of Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
This is the first Gillian Flynn novel I read and it was a fun, though a slow, book to read. I think this author is a great storyteller and very […]
Books
A Romance Anthology of heartwarming, fun tales about love published by Whispering Willow Press.
The Courage of Becoming a Writer
Dormant Dreams Sometimes we re-discover dormant dreams that are buried underneath a pile of life that simply happened to us. If you are one of the lucky ones, who […]
Review of The Starlight Crystal by Christopher Pike
I read this book twice. Once as a teenager and once as an adult. When I read it as a teenager I thought this book was amazing. It really […]