Disclaimer: I'm being very hypocritical here, considering I haven't really written anything major in the last year, but who cares, I've stilled motivated myself multiple times to get back to writing so maybe you can take something away from this post. Hi there, welcome back to my "A Guide You Don't Have To Follow series".... Continue Reading →
A guide you don’t have to follow: Aesthetics and Vision Boards
A couple of weeks ago I showed you my mood boards/aesthetics for The Interview and said I would write a more in depth post about how I create them for my "A guide you don't have to follow" series. Well, this is that post. Disclaimer: As with all of the installments of this series, I'm... Continue Reading →
A guide you don’t have to follow: How to start writing
The other day a friend of mine and I talked about writing and poetry and at some point she asked me how I started writing. In the moment I gave the generic "Oh I had to write a short story in primary school and then couldn't stop writing stories since then." But the question still... Continue Reading →
A guide you don’t have to follow: On Writing trackers
A while ago I wrote a post on how I outline and that this might work for me and not for you. Well, I decided to make this into an entire series called: A guide you don't have to follow. In this series I will give you advise on writing, editing and general author stuff,... Continue Reading →
a guide you don’t have to follow: How To Outline
Hi there and welcome back. After tackling the whole issue about whether or not to outline, I thought it would be fun to show you my way of outlining. Which is really not that special or might not be helpful to you, but sometimes I find it very interesting to see how other people work... Continue Reading →
A guide you don’t have to follow: How to deal with (constructive) criticism
Okay, let's get real for a moment. We all want everyone to love our story. Subjectively I mean. In our very core we all want people to just adore what we write and love our stories, poems or novels and that is very natural. We love what we write (at least when we overcome our... Continue Reading →