When we as writers are working on a story, we tend to focus intensely on only that story. We read it over and over, we post it for crit or send it to a few trusted readers, we dissect every word and phrase to make sure they say exactly what we want them to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘muse’
season of changes
Posted in not-writing, writing, tagged family, goals, muse, writing on September 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
One of the tasks I’ve been trying to get to for a while now (like since back in the New Year’s Resolutions time frame :p) is cleaning my study. I don’t usually work in that room during the coldest part of the winter, preferring the kitchen where it’s warm. This year I never [...]
webcomic recommendation
Posted in reading, tagged muse, reading, writing on June 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
One of my favorite things to read is the thrice-weekly steampunk webcomic Agatha Clay, Girl Genius. Excuse me, Agatha Heterodyne, Girl Genius, now that her true identity has been revealed. Adventure, romance, mad science! And gorgeous artwork from Phil and Kaja Foglio. This is where I started, when somebody sent me [...]
musing on the muse
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged muse, writing on May 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m the guest blogger today at Valerie Comer’s Little Worlds, where I talk about what my muse does for my writing process.
Val’s teaching a class called Me, My Muse and I at Forward Motion. In conjunction with that she asked a number of writers, both published and unpublished to contribute their thoughts. [...]
