Every month, the Insecure Writers Support Group hosts a blog hop with a question meant to inspire and encourage other writers. Special thanks to founder Alex Cavanaugh and to this month’s co-hosts, Rebecca Douglass, Natalie Aguirre, Cathrina Constantine, and Louise Barbour. The question for July is:
Is there a genre you haven't tried writing in yet that you really want to try? If so, do you plan on trying it?
Is there a genre you haven't tried writing in yet that you really want to try? If so, do you plan on trying it?
Not so much a new genre that I wanted to try, but a different age category. It’s interesting to think about telling stories for adults (instead of for tweens and teens), and I’ve been experimenting with that. You can read one of my adult pieces of flash fiction online at Shotgun Honey.
With regards to younger readers, I've seen some questions lately about writing for middle graders vs young adults, and people wondering what the difference is. This article might help.
With regards to younger readers, I've seen some questions lately about writing for middle graders vs young adults, and people wondering what the difference is. This article might help.
Creative Productivity: Quote of the Month
“Let your impossible standards crash to the ground.
Then pick a few meaningful tasks from the rubble
and get started on them today.”
~Oliver Burkeman, Four Thousand Weeks: Time and How to Use It
Happy Writing!
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