Struggling to write a stellar blog post ending? You are not alone! Here I share 5 ways to write a blog post ending that will not only leave your blog posts beautifully finished and conclusive, but will also keep your readers engaged and coming back for more.
As a blogger, poet, or writer you probably ask yourself how you can stand out and consistently write blog posts and stories your readers will love. Here I am sharing what I consider to be the nine most important elements of an engaging, informative post.
Starting an email list is a creative and direct way for bloggers and writers to communicate with their community in an immediate way. Here are five questions for the beginner to consider before starting an email list + why I have started one and how I will be using it!
Personal writing idea lists are chock full of writing inspiration and reflect the unique interests of individual writers and bloggers. Here is why saving your writing ideas for later is important to your writing routine and how making the most of your lists helps combat writer’s block!
Three years ago, I found myself unable to write. As I have been writing since I was nine years old, being too anxious to focus on letters terrified me. At the back of my mind sat the nagging fear: what if I can never write again? Here is how creative writing ultimately helped me overcome my anxiety and inspired me to bring more of what I am passionate about into my life.
I am truly grateful to the team at Spillwords Press for taking time to interview me for their “Spotlight On Writers” series! Read on to learn a little bit more about what aggravates me, what inspires me, and what defines me.
The best author bios are not a neat sum-up of quirks, degrees, and publication credits but instead offer a slice of the writer; they impart not only texture but also smell and taste.
Discover what goes into a terrific author bio and craft your stand-out ‘about me’ with this handy guide!
Rejection is more dynamic than simply receiving an email from an editor telling you ‘Your work is not a good fit for us at this time’. As a creative who has been (and still is) rejected at many intersections along the road of my writing journey, here I share what I do to move on and why it is necessary to ultimately learn from rejection.
I am delighted to share my poem, Briefly I Lived, is published in Vita Brevis Press’s second bestselling anthology, Brought to Sight and Swept Away, A Poetry Anthology About Time!
I am excited to share my poem, How To Condense Milk, is published at Silver Birch Press as part of their HOW TO poetry series. The series embraces how-to’s from the magical to the mundane in creative expression.