A writing update no one asked for. Read on if you’re interested in:

• What am I working on right now and when will my books be out
• A bit about my current projects and sneak peeks for the plot of a new one
• Slight context to my current (mental) life and how it’s impacting my writing schedule/journey
• What’s going on with my social media side of things (and why have my Insta/TikTok been dead for months).

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I miss being in love with words and beautiful prose. I miss typing out stories so enchanting they twist from ink to life, painting entire worlds with each stroke of the pen. I miss the thrill of the written word, the shiver of excitement that accompanied a newfound plot point.

But I fear that adoration has been eclipsed by a thirst for adulation—an ache for worldly acclaim that devours me whole, leaving behind the rotten carcass of a linguistic soul. A soul long buried and burned, laid to rest in the forgotten purgatory of withered pages and blotted ink.

For what good are words if they are never read? What good are stories if they are never told? What good is an author if they are never known?

These 4 blogs are already completely written and ready to post I just need to decide the order, thus the poll.

Welcome to the latest installation of my series on how to write different emotions. Today we’re covering surprise.

Surprise is a powerful emotion that can add depth and intrigue to your characters and scenes. Mastering the art of depicting surprise in writing can captivate your readers and keep them engaged. Here’s how you can effectively showcase surprise in your writing:

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Creating authentic emotions is vital for immersive storytelling, which is why I decided to make this series on how to write different emotions. After exploring rage, and sadness it’s now time to delve into fear!

Fear is a powerful emotion that can manifest in various ways, from subtle apprehension to paralyzing terror. Here’s a guide on how to write fear effectively, covering different aspects of your characters’ behavior and reactions.

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Creating authentic emotions is vital for immersive storytelling, which is why I decided to make this series on how to write different emotions. After exploring rage, it’s now time to delve into sadness!

When it comes to portraying sadness, delving into various aspects of your character’s behaviour and environment can deepen the emotional impact. Here’s a guide on how to evoke sadness in your writing using different elements:

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Mythical creatures are an essential part of the fictional scene, but the same creatures have been used so many times that these creatures now often seem redundant and boring in fiction. This is why I’ve started a new blog series: How To Create Original Mythical Creatures. I’m kicking off this series with vampires!

Join me as we dive into the world of vampires, from their mythical beginnings to their modern-day interpretations, and learn how to write them effectively in your own narratives.

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Welcome, fellow writers, to another installment in my series on crafting realistic scenes in fiction. Today, I’m diving into the intricate world of car accidents and exploring how to portray them authentically on the page.

Car accidents are a common occurrence in both real life and fiction, but capturing their intensity and complexity in writing can be a challenging task. Whether your characters are involved in a minor fender-bender or a catastrophic collision, it’s crucial to approach these scenes with care and attention to detail.

In this blog post, I’ll discuss the mechanics of car accidents, the physical and emotional effects on characters, legal considerations, and more. By understanding the intricacies of car accidents and how they impact those involved, you’ll be better equipped to create compelling and realistic scenes that resonate with your readers.

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