Writingreference Stories

Procrastination, back-story dumps, head-hopping, weak emotional conflict, tired tropes... If you've ever written, or tried to write a romance, you'll be familiar with these terms. We all make the same mistakes somewhere along the way! Authors note: This is based on a series of blogs which became a workshop and I am now considering turning into a book. So, if you have questions or think there is a subject I should add or you have questions, let me know in the comments and I'll do my best to help while it's a WIP.

I started writing in 2012 and self-published my first novel, Rebound, Boundless Series, Book 1 through eBook distributors. Over the last few years, I'd become disillusioned with writing and the publishing industry. While I used to give a lot of advice and study the craft, I've kept silent and stopped my studies of other authors' writing processes. Don't get me wrong, I love writing. I love teaching. But until I rediscovered that I'd rather write and share my work with others-with Wattpad being the best medium for my work, I had shut myself off from writing and sharing my experience and views on writing and the industry. I also suffer from Imposter Syndrome and Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. Yeah, they sound as bad as it is. In this series of essays, I want to share what I've learned over these last ten years: from my meager beginning to my current writing history, and the things I learned from other authors who are such givers and have shared their process. If you choose to read my anecdotes, please leave a comment or vote, and share my link with your other writing friends. Happy Writing and Reading!!!

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