As many of you might know, I self-published my first poetry collection last year, Post-You. I, also, have crafted a novel for my graduation thesis, Night of Awakening: Strength and Empowerment in the Young Adult Fiction Genre. Since the publishing market is tough to navigate, I have had little luck with submitting to literary agents… Continue reading How To Publish Your Novel Online
For too long, I have had an ugly mess of Google Docs that would collect my poems. I would have to search in three different files to find my five poems for submissions. That stopped today. If you also have had the same struggles about finding where you placed that one specific poem, well I… Continue reading Where To Organize Your Writing
The Rules (Kind Of) Every day, write two poems. It's that simple. You can write freestyle, a haiku, or a rhyme scheme. As long as you are writing something that conveys emotion, or even lack of emotion, you are following the rules. There is no type, word count, or timing requirements, as long as you… Continue reading Two Poems, One Day Challenge
If you are overwhelmed with the writing process, this is a simple guide of how to overcome time commitment required to write.
I am editing my final draft of Post-You, so I have taken the time to show how you can also edit your poetry collection before self-publishing.
What is the optimal writing environment? Here is my take on how you can create the best writing habitat for you.
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