YASH Scavenger Hunt
If you're taking part in the YA Scavenger Hunt (a fun online book-related activity), go here for #TeamBLUE. YASH features exclusive content from YA writers and the opportunity to win prizes, including ebooks and my bonus giveaway of a $10 gift card.
Helpful Links: Quarantine Resources
Here are some pandemic-related links I hope you'll find helpful. (For a more complete list, see my latest newsletter.)
For pandemic data: Check CovidTracking.com for US testing data and Worldmeter for worldwide information that can also be viewed by country. Axios is currently providing a daily dashboard of stats and related news.
For writers: SCBWI is offering free digital workshops for members and the Highlights Foundation has sessions, too. Camp NaNoWriMo begins April 1st.
For productivity (or not!): Why You Should Ignore All That Coronavirus-Inspired Productivity Pressure
For authors, booksellers, publishers educators, and parents: a collection of links from We Need Diverse Books
For everyone: Consider documenting history. We are living in unprecedented times. Whether you journal, blog, or take photos, think about keeping your own personal record.
For pandemic data: Check CovidTracking.com for US testing data and Worldmeter for worldwide information that can also be viewed by country. Axios is currently providing a daily dashboard of stats and related news.
For writers: SCBWI is offering free digital workshops for members and the Highlights Foundation has sessions, too. Camp NaNoWriMo begins April 1st.
For productivity (or not!): Why You Should Ignore All That Coronavirus-Inspired Productivity Pressure
For authors, booksellers, publishers educators, and parents: a collection of links from We Need Diverse Books
For everyone: Consider documenting history. We are living in unprecedented times. Whether you journal, blog, or take photos, think about keeping your own personal record.
IWSG Monthly Blog Hop
Every month, the Insecure Writers Support Group poses an optional question that members can answer in their blog posts. Special thanks to Alex Cavanaugh for founding IWSG, and to this month’s helpful blog hop co-hosts: Diane Burton, JH Moncrieff, Anna @ Emaginette, Karen @ Reprobate Typewriter, Erika Beebe, and Lisa Buie-Collard!
This month's blog topic: The IWSG’s focus is on our writers. Each month, from all over the globe, we are a united group sharing our insecurities, our troubles, and our pain. So, in this time when our world is in crisis with the Covid-19 pandemic, our optional question this month is:
How are things in your world?
How are things in your world?
My family is currently self-quarantined, working from home, and staying in touch through social media and virtual visits.
For my fellow creatives, you might enjoy this uplifting piece by Kendra Levin: My Wishes for Your Quarantine.
For my fellow creatives, you might enjoy this uplifting piece by Kendra Levin: My Wishes for Your Quarantine.
Stay home and stay safe.
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