I am a would be, wanna be, wish I was writer. Young adult, specifically.
This is the place I keep the things I love, as most do. The things that make me laugh, inspire me, and, most importantly, keep me writing.
I am a procrastinator, a nerdfighter, and a coffee addicted receptionist.
Submitting Death of a House and Run today. Maybe Cracks too, for good measure, but only after a good edit. Then working on Where the Pavement Goes and The Red Line. After that, notes on Arrow and if I’m feeling very accomplished I’ll edit my novel or novella as well.
To a day of short stories! (And maybe novel-ing!)
@2 months agoI’m starting to query a short (flash) fiction piece and a novella. I just need a good basic guideline for an as of yet unpublished writer to go by. It’s shorter than a novel query, I know, but I just cant find any good examples for the shorter works of fiction. Anyone have some help for me?
@8 months ago with 1 note
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Someone who dates me needs to be okay with the fact that I will leave them for fictional characters.
@4 months ago with 4 notes
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at Barnes and Nobel. Writing a really sad scene. Trying not to cry.
Why do my own fictional creations torment me so? And why do I choose to write in public when I know what’s coming?
@1 year ago with 2 notesDay Three: What is your novels genre? Why?
Young adult, historical fiction, drama, romance. In that order. It’s YA because YA is awesome.
@1 year ago with 47 notesSubmitting Death of a House and Run today. Maybe Cracks too, for good measure, but only after a good edit. Then working on Where the Pavement Goes and The Red Line. After that, notes on Arrow and if I’m feeling very accomplished I’ll edit my novel or novella as well.
To a day of short stories! (And maybe novel-ing!)
Someone who dates me needs to be okay with the fact that I will leave them for fictional characters.
I’m starting to query a short (flash) fiction piece and a novella. I just need a good basic guideline for an as of yet unpublished writer to go by. It’s shorter than a novel query, I know, but I just cant find any good examples for the shorter works of fiction. Anyone have some help for me?
at Barnes and Nobel. Writing a really sad scene. Trying not to cry.
Why do my own fictional creations torment me so? And why do I choose to write in public when I know what’s coming?
Day Three: What is your novels genre? Why?
Young adult, historical fiction, drama, romance. In that order. It’s YA because YA is awesome.
