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Reflecting on One Year of Writing

Reflecting on One Year of Writing

by Joy | May 31, 2018 | blogging, dream of authorship, goals, literature, words, writing, writing community, writing process

Do you like anniversaries? I do. What I enjoy most isn’t gifts or attention or the opportunity to dress up and celebrate. My favorite part of anniversaries is the chance to look back. June 1 marks my first anniversary for this website and the Logos & Mythos...
5 Lessons Learned from Reading My Novel

5 Lessons Learned from Reading My Novel

by Joy | May 24, 2018 | authors, books, dream of authorship, inspiration, reading, writing process

As you may remember, last month I completed the first draft of my literary fiction novel, Beast—actual title to come soon. Writing this book has taught me many things (see 5 of them here), but it’s not done taking me to school. It turns out reading my novel has...
Five Lessons My First Draft Taught Me

Five Lessons My First Draft Taught Me

by Joy | May 10, 2018 | books, doubt and fear, dream of authorship, goals, readers, writing, writing community, writing process

Last week I typed “The End” on the first draft of my literary fiction novel. I’ve mentioned before to my newsletter subscribers (Click here to join this amazing Fellowship!) how much I’ve been learning through this process, so I decided to...
What Do You GET to Do?

What Do You GET to Do?

by Joy | May 3, 2018 | dream of authorship, writer mom, writers, writing, writing process

“I get to write tonight, ladies!” After I sent that text (and the appropriate corresponding gif, of course) to three of my amazing fellow writer moms, I got to thinking about the word get. That’s when it hit me: I GET to write! This is a privilege; not a right. Not...
Chat with Poet Mea Smith

Chat with Poet Mea Smith

by Joy | Apr 12, 2018 | doubt and fear, goals, poem, poet, poetry, writer mom, writers, writing process

Happy National Poetry Month!! As promised in this post on what I consider to be the most personal kind of writing, we’re continuing a monthlong celebration of POETRY in an interview with a poet. This isn’t any old poet, though! She is one of my dearest...
To Fear or Not to Fear: Finding Myself in My Fiction

To Fear or Not to Fear: Finding Myself in My Fiction

by Joy | Mar 29, 2018 | doubt and fear, goals, inspiration, Uncategorized, writers, writing process

Today’s focus is my fourth writing fear—finding myself in my fiction. This aspect of writing brings good and bad with it, so I’ve come to the decision that it’s all in how you handle it. Write what you know. If you’ve spent any time around...
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