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Through this experience, I realized how hard it can be to share an art form so personal as poetry. And when I draw on specific emotions for inspiration (such as the melancholy of watching the light drain from the sky), it might be hard for people who care about me and my feelings to be… Continue reading Sharing art is hard! — Dom

I love writing short stories. In fact, most of my short stories early in my career were for kids. It was a great way for me to relive my childhood while admitting to the world that Sudesna Ghosh just won’t grow up. Going forward, I started writing short stories for an older audience too. There’s […]… Continue reading Writing Short Stories — Sudesna’s Space

Over the past few weeks I’ve heard a lot of “worry” in the air. Writers have been talking about the Covid virus, worrying about recession, worrying that bookstores might close, that the publishing industry is headed for a downturn, and so on. If you worry about things that might happen, you’re in trouble. On slow […]… Continue reading David Farland’s Writing Tips: Good News for Writers! — David Farland | Story Doctor

Creativity is fundamentally the process of making connections between different parts of the brain. And believe it or not, this is a process that you can perfect with practice, patience, and time. Here are some tips for generating new ideas, solving problems, and how to be creative. via How to Be Creative — Boss Lady Zone

(It can trigger someone maybe, it’s about my journey of sadness to restlessness, to anxiety, to depression. Read if you are interested only) I posted a blog “I failed in CA”– Well, Why did I do that at first? Because I wanted to do something Valuable and Respectable. I was in 12th and I never […]… Continue reading When did I start getting anxious? — Ritika Writes

Dear Younger Self, Forgive yourself. Take a deep breath and accept that you did no harm to anyone other than yourself by thinking you were smarter than you actually were in your twenties. Truth is, you were dumb as fuck. “Dumb AF” as we say these days because it’s too hard to type out entire […]… Continue reading Chapter 3: Dear Young One — A Memoir of Memoirs

Do you have the desire to master your destiny? These 7 mindsets will help you in fulfilling your desire. Before I jump to the topic, let’s take a glance at the definition of Mindset. What is Mindset The definition of Mindset in psychology says, “a mindset is a collection of opinions, plans, or notations supported […]… Continue reading 7 Mindsets To Master Your Destiny And Bring Abundance In Your Life — BigBrainCoach

Seven excellent books for writers about writing. via 7 Great Books for Aspiring Authors About Writing — Books with Poppy

3 Reasons to write for anthologies 4 tips and approaches to writing for anthologies 5 reasons your story might be rejected Plus 3 red flags to watch out for #writingTips #shortStories #virtualBalticon via Writing For Anthologies — Morgan Hazelwood: Writer In Progress

The first chapter of a story has a lot to deliver. On top of setting up your main character, and their world, it also has to hook the reader. Get it wrong, and you’ve lost the reader–that’s game over! So to help you get it right, here’s some tips on what you should or shouldn’t… Continue reading How to Write A Fantastic First Chapter — Lorraine Ambers