Amy Bollwan is a blogger on the School Library Journal’s website and has been hosting the Writers Against Racism series.
I think it’s an important series and due to popular demand, Amy is continuing the series featuring writers of all races and backgrounds who want to end prejudice and racism. It’s been very enlightening to read.
I [...]
I usually don’t blog on the weekends, but here I am at the fabulous Main Library up the street from my house. I’m working on creating a spreadsheet to help me with my revision process (I’ll share that in an upcoming post).
Anyway, of course the library has Internet access and so I felt the need [...]
I just finished my time sheet for client payable hours at the day job.
Total hours worked this week: 70 hours.
How much time did I work on my novel revision?
Total hours worked this week: 2 hours.
And those two hours? That happened late last night when I had this epiphany about a major scene in Act 2 [...]
I just got out of LONG early morning meeting and before I start on my journey of continuing to learn this new skill for my job, I read an interesting post, In Good Company by good writer friend Paula Chase.
She was talking about the reality of having a full time job and balancing it with [...]
My revision is going slower because I’m still learning this new skill at my day job. My time is still limited on weeknights so the bulk of my work is happening on the weekends.
The good news is that I’ve had some productive weekends so far. The bad news is that this draft needs a LOT [...]
I post about the craft and how I balance writing with a day job. Other topics include books, authors, conferences, and diversity related to literature for kids and teens.