Listening or Leading? Interviewing Basics
I was able to attend the Women in Travel Summit this past weekend and it was spectacular! I learned so much my head is bursting. What is WITS? Head here to get the full scoop. It’s exactly...
read morePowerless: Reinventing A Tired Genre
We are in the midst of a golden age of Superheroes in film and television. Numerous remakes, the rise of the anti-hero, and Netflix original tv shows based on Marvel characters are loved by...
read moreCliche Bingo: Action Superhero Edition
My post on avoiding cliches talked about playing bingo with your favorite genres to avoid cliches. Here’s a bingo board using the most overused plot devices, tropes, and characters for...
read moreHow to Avoid Writing Cliches
Tell me if this rings a bell? A gothic lair? The tempestuous son of an evil billionaire that can’t get past his daddy issues? A martial arts wielding hero? A sassy, romantic tension fight...
read morePrint Your Own Affirmation Cards
Here are some of my favorite tidbits of inspiration. You can use them to inspire your own affirmation cards or just inspire period. ...
read moreTop 5 Freelance Writing Books to Have In Your ToolKit
*This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my affiliate disclosure for more information. Unless you are a total pro you are going to want to have some resources on hand to...
read moreMy Recipe for Editing Magic: Before You Send
I have a secret recipe for editing magic, and lucky for you I am going to let you in on it. I was notorious for being terrible with grammar and editing. And for a long time, I let that hinder...
read moreWriting A Horror Review Article – What’s Your Angle?
The following is a review I had written for a now-defunct book review blog. While it doesn’t get to live on in cyberland as a published book review, it does serve as an example of what...
read moreHow to Write a Review Article
Review writing may not be the most lucrative form of freelance writing, but it’s a great way to establish your style, writing niche, and research methods. And if you stick with it, there is...
read moreThank You, Stephen King: How to Maximize Your Daily Word Count
Here’s a fun little experiment to try. Open up that word processor and just go for it, I mean go until you can’t write anymore. What are you writing about? Anything you want, just...
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