Why You’ll Love Attending a Virtual Writers’ Conference
NCWC 2021 is virtual—and with virtual learning, recorded sessions, stress-free networking, and more, you’ll love it!
Category: Author Life
Impostor Syndrome: A NaNoWriMo Pep Talk
A NaNoWriMo pep talk to combat Impostor Syndrome.
Your words matter. You’re not an impostor, because you’re the only one who can write the words in your head.
GEOCON 2019 Review
My first experience at GEOCON was a delight. I heartily recommend the conference, particularly to those who haven’t attended a writing convention before. GEOCON was small but educational. And above all, it was friendly!
Lessons I Learned from NaNo 2018
With a great deal of last-minute writing, I managed to win 2018’s National Novel Writing Month by writing over 50,000 words in November! Along the way, I learned (and relearned) some valuable lessons.
Preparing for National Novel Writing Month
My goals for National Novel Writing Month
A Squire’s Guide to WordPress Plug-ins
Before I begin, let it be noted that I am by no means an expert in building websites, not even in WordPress. Since beginning this website in February, I am entirely self-taught. But I’ve had a lot of fun building and maintaining this site. That being said, I feel that …
Why You Need an Author Website
Since I went Medieval in my post two weeks ago, I’m now going to jump way forward in time and talk about author websites. If you’re an author and you want people to read and buy your books, you need a website. Having an author website is actually one of …
Resilience: Northern Colorado Writers Conference 2018
Last weekend, I went to the Northern Colorado Writers Conference for the first time. I wish I’d known about it years ago! I’ve traveled to other cities for writing conferences, and it was super nice to be able to go to one just a short drive from my house. Didn’t have …