Reality TV Paved the Way for Your Memoir
It used to be simple. There was fiction and there was nonfiction. Reality TV took off in the 90’s and so did memoir from “ordinary people”. The publication of Mary Karr’s memoir “The Liars’ Club” and Frank McCourt’s “Angela’s Ashes” in the mid-1990s had nonfiction bursting at the seams. So began the genre creative nonfiction. Now, as we launch into the 21st century post-pandemic era with TikTok and Social Media, you have a shot at telling stories and letting the reader decide what’s really real and what’s sort of...
Read MoreTips for Overcoming Writer’s Fatigue
Writer’s block and writer’s fatigue are both frustrating conditions that affect writers. Blocks can happen at any point in the process, even before you start writing! Fatigue normally occurs after extended periods of time spent on one project, so what’s the easiest way to deal with it? I’ll let you in on the secrets on this week’s...
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Boredom is your best friend when you are writing a book
The Best Ways to Capture Your Ideas In Motion. How do you ensure you won’t miss capturing one of your best...
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