I think everyone who writes, or does anything creative runs into this a couple of times. And if you don't, well, that's great and I'm definitely not jealous of that.I have a few posts lined up that I want to write, so it's not like I have a writer's block where I don't know what … Continue reading Writer’s Fatigue
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The importance of attainable goals
I wanted to write a short post today. Part of what I was originally going to talk about was already mentioned in last week’s post, which you can find here if you missed it. As the title suggests, I think it’s very important to have attainable goals. I have a long history of setting goals … Continue reading The importance of attainable goals
Looking back on Covid
I know what you’re thinking, the coronavirus is still there, and we’re not quite there yet, and you’re totally right. But after almost 18 months of worry, pessimism and anxiety, I think it’s good to start looking forward again with optimism. As of posting this, I’ve had both shots, and in a week from now … Continue reading Looking back on Covid
5 Chapters later
So it’s been a while since I started posting chapters of the story I’ve been writing for a while: The Necromancer’s Daughter. This isn’t the first draft of this story and will by no means be the last. With that out of the way, this is a version I’m quite happy with. The first arc … Continue reading 5 Chapters later
I wrote 1000 words a day for 100 days straight
And this is what I learned. When I started this year I’d just finished my first year of having a reasonable amount of writing output. I’ve been writing stories on and off for the past (almost) 20 years, but ever since I started getting a bit older I’ve been struggling. As those of you who … Continue reading I wrote 1000 words a day for 100 days straight
Originality in Fiction
I have been writing stories for a very long time now. The first time I put pen to paper as a hobby was when I was only 9 years old. That’s almost 2 decades ago now, I think I’m getting old. Back then I had a little writing club with some of my friends. I … Continue reading Originality in Fiction
The Necromancer’s Daughter Chapter 4: A mind made up
“She’s gone over to the other side, hasn’t she?” he asked sorrowfully.Ianari stood behind him, at the top of the riverbank, staring off into the distance with him.“She left not too long after she arrived. Said that she didn’t want to stay here and watch you grieve.”“I suppose it’s for the best. She wouldn’t approve … Continue reading The Necromancer’s Daughter Chapter 4: A mind made up
Kaylirr’s Yin & Yang Part 3 – Conclusion (Draft)
This post was supposed to be the conclusion to Kaylirr’s story. I was however unable to create a good story out of it. Instead, I’ve decided to combine all three parts into one short story, and upload it like that. I am revisiting Kaylirr’s story in the near future, but he will be a part … Continue reading Kaylirr’s Yin & Yang Part 3 – Conclusion (Draft)
You’re the inspiration
You’re the meaning in my life, you’re the inspiration. I don’t think I’m the only one who experiences this feeling. Writing is my passion. I love thinking of stories, writing about things I like, creating worlds, stories and characters. But when it comes to actually putting those on paper, I struggle. For years I would … Continue reading You’re the inspiration
The Necromancer’s Daughter Chapter 3: Misery Loves Company
“What do you think she would say if she saw me like this?” He sighed and downed another drink. It had been a rough day, so he would be excused for doing so. “I promised her that greatness she so proudly spoke to you about, but in the end, I strayed from the path and … Continue reading The Necromancer’s Daughter Chapter 3: Misery Loves Company
