Tag: writers
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Three reasons to revisit how you revise
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If you believe that you’re already revising because you edit, then STOP now and peep my previous post on the difference between revision and editing. This was written specifically for those who already revise and believe that they’re good to go in that department. I thought I was too, but in order to…
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Difference between revising and editing
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Your first draft isn’t meant to be perfect. Because it’s a brain dump, I encourage writers to write fast and just get it out. Note, however, that the first draft is not the one that you turn in to your editor. Revising and editing are separate steps in the writing…
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Seasonal Affective Disorder is real
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It’s the end of the year and I’m tense with excitement and frustration. Excited because the holidays are nearing, which means days off from work, time with family, and plenty of good eats. Frustrated because, well, it all circles back to money and time and energy. Holidays ‘round here equate…
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Freelance like you’re worth it
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One of my greatest moments as a freelancer was during the Radical Self-Expression Summit and hearing one of my writer idols, Denene Millner, explain that she’s still a freelance writer. I thought about it and it was true. I just hadn’t linked her with the term because she’s written books…
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Good writers satisfy their senses
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For the sake of simplicity, I’m only referencing the basic five senses: smell, touch, taste, sight, and hearing. As writers, we naturally gravitate toward what fills these experiences. We want quality food. I can have a hot $20 to my name, and you can guarantee that a decent meal is…