Category: The Writer’s Life

  • The Writer’s Life: The Sky is Falling

    Worried about anything today? How does worry affect your life, your creativity, your writing? I look back over the last few months and see times I was happy and content from day to day without much worry.  I like to think most of my life is that peaceful, at least in my mind. Then there…

  • The Writer’s Life: Right Brain Rules!

    For all the “odd” and “misfit” alien right brainers out there (writers, artists, designers, philosophers, caretakers, counselors, inventors). Good news has been leaking into the press slowly but surely. The left brainer’s rule of the kingdom in the career world is slowly changing. (For all the right brainers, I have included extra videos and pictures…

  • The Writer’s Life: Exercise Your Right Brain

    A lot of information has been published recently about the right brain/left brain difference. By now you have probably heard that the left brain dominant thinkers are logical, sequential, analytical and look at the parts. And, the right brain dominant thinkers tend to be intuitive, holistic, synthesizing and look at the whole. But whether you…

  • Fun! The Writer’s Life at The Sands

    In case you didn’t notice, another month has flown by and we only have one month to go with the #WriterlbsOff New Year’s Resolutions. I hope you are kicking your resolutions into high gear with the coming of spring and our renewal of energy in the warmer weather! It’s time to celebrate our accomplishments and…

  • The Writer’s Life: Being Mildly Creative

    If you are a writer, you probably hope for those times when your ideas feel passionate and writing flows wildly. You may try all kinds of ways to get into that state to write your next novel. Those moments can be productive and rewarding when they happen, but what about all the other times? Wouldn’t…

  • The Writer’s Life: Creative Flow & Sex

    Admit it, what is your inner most desires…mad passionate creative flow or mad passionate sex? Hard to choose? The two experiences may not be that different and may be connected. They both involve total surrender of control, and create powerful energy full of electricity. Some experts even propose that if you experience one, you are…

  • Twitter Chat with The Penny Dreadful

    As many of you know, I post my serial fiction on the new website called, The Penny Dreadful.  Today was the 1 month anniversary of the site and they are celebrating 1,000 hits in their first month.  There was a party today with giveaways, and an author Twitter chat where I was featured. I had…

  • The Writer’s Life: Highly Sensitive Persons

    Has anyone ever said things like this to you? Why do you always have to be so sensitive about everything, it’s not that big of a deal. If you weren’t so shy and sensitive, life would be much easier for you. If so, you may be a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP). Many writers and creative…

  • The Writer’s Life: Always Discontented?

    Why can’t I get more writing done?…Nothing I write is any good. I had my novel published, so what, now I have to prove I can keep producing. As a writer, do you ever feel like you are never satisfied? Are you always discontented? If you are, you are not alone. Most writers and creative…

  • Fun: The Writer’s Life: Shifting Perspectives – Writer’s Cruise

    The Love Boat is Sailing for our February Party February and March can be challenging months to endure. I look out my window to piles of deep snow and the temps are dropping one more time. Even if you live where the weather is more pleasant, this can still be a difficult time of year…