Looking for Beta readers to help with proofreading to catch misspellings, punctuation errors, sentences that make zero sense, echoing phrases, etc.

How did my family and I get through one of the toughest periods of our lives and balance my writing life during this dark time?

Just a few thoughts.

When imposter syndrome sets in.

How Netflix’s “Julie and the Phantoms” helped me tap back into my creativity after the darkest period of my life.

Loss and grief are not the same for everyone. Death has followed me from a young age and certain things are difficult to reconcile.

30 years of rejection have familiarized me with the question of fitting in, be it me as a person or my work as a writer. These thirty years have also prepared me to be strong during any rejections.

Today I sent out my first round of queries and it wasn’t as scary as I thought it would be.

I wanted to participate in #PitDark this week, but I am waiting on feedback, therefore I’m not ready. It was a hard decision to come to, and I really had to check myself.

It's dark but funny to think that I've waited almost 11 months to see my husband and now we are stuck together like sardines and in need of a break.

The time in between when you are finished writing your novel and waiting for the final feedback from critique partners is the worst.

Having someone who believes in you and in your dreams is the most amazing thing in the world.

The sounds of the waves crashing reminded me of everytime I came up against a negative thought about my writing or a block I was having trouble getting past.

I just hit 3k followers on Twitter and I know it doesn’t seem like much in the scheme of things, its something I never imagined would happen.

Yesterday was the first day I didn’t pick up my MS and it felt oddly calming.

I never thought I would write a novel, but here I am and it feels amazing.