 | IWSG 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 blog hop co-hosts: Pat Garcia, Victoria Marie Lees, and Louise – Fundy Blue. |
This month's blog topic:
What would make you quit writing?
What would make you quit writing?
I think a different take on this question is what keeps us writing? I’m sure people have all kinds of reasons. For me, one is a sense of community that comes from connecting with other writers. Another is the joy that comes from creating characters and settings and stories. :)
Free Anthology!
The ebook for Prep for Doom, a YA dystopian anthology I contributed to, is now free. This was a fun project a few years ago, with several writers writing intertwined short stories set in the same world. Get your copy here.
The ebook for Prep for Doom, a YA dystopian anthology I contributed to, is now free. This was a fun project a few years ago, with several writers writing intertwined short stories set in the same world. Get your copy here.
This week's links:
For readers: 48 books by Indigenous writers to read to understand residential schools, curated by David A. Robinson.
For productivity: I recently started using Habitica, and I find it oddly satisfying to complete my tasks for pet eggs, hatching potions, and "gold." I've had to experiment whether to classify something as a habit (which you can do more than once a day), a daily (which should be done every day), and a task (which can have a longer due date). Overall, I have some good habit streaks going! Let me know if you've tried the app.
For readers: 48 books by Indigenous writers to read to understand residential schools, curated by David A. Robinson.
For productivity: I recently started using Habitica, and I find it oddly satisfying to complete my tasks for pet eggs, hatching potions, and "gold." I've had to experiment whether to classify something as a habit (which you can do more than once a day), a daily (which should be done every day), and a task (which can have a longer due date). Overall, I have some good habit streaks going! Let me know if you've tried the app.
One last thing:
Keep Creating!
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