How was 2018 for you? Did you achieve all or some of the goals you set? I’ve got to admit that I fell way behind in several of my goals — I’m determined to do better next year. Whatever progress you made this year, the holiday season is upon us. With guests, celebrations, and shopping, it’s hard ...
Productivity
3 Fiction Writing Research Tips: Get Organized
At the meeting of our local authors’ group, we discussed fiction writing research. One of the biggest challenges for all of us was keeping our research materials organized, and becoming productive. Fiction writing research tips to help an author’s productivity The web means that all the ...
Bullet Journal Fun: Get Organized And Enjoy Life More
I love my bullet journal, and of course, I have more than one. Currently, I have four, all for specific purposes: A bullet journal for my current novel, the fifth in the Eardleys clean Regency romance series, which is Henry’s story; An on-going research and reading journal, which is much ...
The Disorganized Novelist: Getting Things Done Anyway
How are you at getting things done? If you’re anything like my friends (and me) you struggle. As you may know, I’m currently writing the third book in the clean Regency romance series, The Eardleys Of Gostwicke Hall. (Cover reveal soon.) I’m using a bullet journal for the novel, as ...
Conquer Procrastination: 3 Tips To Help
I hate procrastination, and yet I do it. Instead of focusing on writing, I reread previous scenes, or tell myself that I’ll write tomorrow, because I’m too tired to think. Sometimes procrastination can be useful. For example, if you’re bored with a scene in your novel, and you keep putting it off ...
Write Fiction When You Have No Time: Apps To Help
What if you have NO time to write fiction? I’ve found that the right apps can maximize the time you have, help you to stay organized, and make writing fun, despite stress. Each of these apps works on your phone, so if your phone is with you, you can write. Favorite apps to write spare-time ...
