Inner Critic-Inner Judge by Pam Sourelis
Fellow writers, this post shares ways to address the inner critic or inner judge that visits us all, by guest columnist, writer and teacher, Pam Sourelis.
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The Inner Critic
In which I reveal my inner dialogue between my Inner Critic and me, the part of me that would like the Inner Critic to STOP yelling. Thank you. My inner critic is SO strong…...
5 Ways to Master Your Inner Critic
Do you ever wonder if your inner critic will leave you alone? You know the voice I mean. The one who always tells you that what you write is shlock and sounds like your 9th grade writing teacher. (Okay, that’s what my inner critic often sounds like.) She or he tells you that your grammar is all wrong, that you’ve made a poor word choice, or that you topic is just so unoriginal and uninspiring.
Bring Playfulness to Your Writing with Nina Hart, Part 1
Bring Playfulness to Your Writing with Nina Hart, Part 1 – How To Write the Future podcast, – episode 59 “So, I decided I would go back to beginner’s mind. I would stop taking...
Staying with Writing Your Book–Pulled by Love, Not Pushed by Force by Naomi Rose
Writer and Book Developer, Naomi Rose explains how to stay writing what you love when you’re pulled in by the words you create.
Get Your Next Story Moving! Use Stikhomanteia, The Ancient Greek Divination Technique! by Chloe Holiday
The ancient Greek practice of Stikhomanteia, or divination can inspire new stories and end the writer’s block so many authors dread.
Q&A with Jorjeana Marie, Author of IMPROV FOR WRITERS
Please welcome guest columnist Jorjeana Marie, to our Featured Q&A series at Writer’s Fun Zone. Enjoy!
Expectations vs. What Is by Beth Barany
Do you have unrealistic expectations with your writing? In my conversations with writers this week, one theme kept coming up. “I thought writing the first draft would be easier by now.” “I have unrealistic...
Writing Begins With The Breath by Laraine Herring, Book Review by Carol Powers
Writing Begins With The Breath: Embodying Your Authentic Voice by Laraine Herring gives you practical methods to keep you showing up to write and also shows how to use these same tools and tips to improve the quality of your writing.
Your Creative Work Needs Boundaries to Thrive by Beth Barany
Today I want to talk about boundaries, so that you can get your writing (or editing or marketing) done in a way that works for you.
Writers, Balancing Act: Learning vs. Doing, by Carol Malone
I’ve been stuck in my writing of late and I started wondering about my goals. Though I want to be a bestselling author and made every plan and goal in my mind to do so, something is holding me back. Maybe my goal isn’t big enough. Or maybe, something in my thinking went haywire and I started believing that I needed to read or study every word on the subject of writing before I could write another word.
Leaps, Walls, Falls, and Baby Steps By Deb Lund
Remember learning to walk? Of course you don’t, or if you do, you’re among the very few. That “not remembering” might be why, as a writer, we leap, hit the wall, and fall down a lot. We need to take baby steps.
Writing the “Anti-Hero” by Rahima Warren
Kyr’s courage is the courage to look within, face his own pain, rage and remorse, and find his way to forgiveness and love.
How to Write a Book: Write Daily #9
I’ve decided to syndicate my ebook Overcome Writer’s Block: 10 Writing Sparks to Jumpstart Your Creativity on my blog, Writer’s Fun Zone. You can read the whole book here over the next 10 weeks, or buy...
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