Photo by Tim Bish on Unsplash One of the most beneficial changes I've made to my life in the past two years was to start participating in writing groups. I have been lucky enough to participate in a couple of groups and cannot recommend them enough for anyone looking to increase their writing productivity! The benefits of joining… Continue reading Benefits to Joining a Writing Group (and Tips for Finding the Right One!)
Tag: journey
Writing Exercise: The Way Home
What's the way home? There are so many ways I've taken, Countless roads that have led me here. Some were paved and offered no resistance, Others were arduous and left me weak. Some days I walked with company at my side And many I traveled alone. What's the way home? It's there, But it's fleeting… Continue reading Writing Exercise: The Way Home
Writing Exercise: Driving (Part 2)
https://unsplash.com/photos/QFDQ6N8eCYU You can read Part 1 of Driving here. I see a parking lot on one block's corner and pull in, handing the man in the booth a five dollar bill for the twenty-four hour flat fee. The man is middle-aged with a heavy moustache, his black button up shirt tucked into his pants and… Continue reading Writing Exercise: Driving (Part 2)
Book Review: “On Trails: An Exploration” by Robert Moor
A few months ago, I purchased "On Trails: An Exploration" after reading the back cover in a bookstore during a trip to Greenville, South Carolina. Hiking, in addition to reading and writing, is another one of my hobbies, and so I decided to give this book a try. Plus, I have to admit, I think… Continue reading Book Review: “On Trails: An Exploration” by Robert Moor
Atlanta Writers Conference
Photo by Daria Shevtsova on Unsplash Back in August, a friend asked me if I wanted to attend the Atlanta Writers Conference with her in November. Neither of us had attended a writers conference before but after looking into the details, we both decided to attend. The conference is set up so that participants pay only for the… Continue reading Atlanta Writers Conference