I’ve been working on a big project for a while now, and it finally happened: I got stuck. I’m pretty sure every writer eventually experiences this. But how can they get unstuck? Here are four things I do to get back in the flow and keep moving forward.
How do writers get unstuck? Read Post »
Not every writer enjoys the idea of revisiting past work, but it can actually be a really good thing. Here are a few reasons why.
What I’m enjoying about rewriting a project (so far) Read Post »
On the anniversary of submitting the completed manuscript of my next book, let’s take a look at the unglamorous side of writing (which we really need).
The unglamorous side of writing Read Post »
Years ago, I was advised that if I have to choose between clarity and cleverness to choose cleverness. Here’s why that is good advice for writers.
Why you should choose clarity over cleverness Read Post »
It’s said that developing a skill requires lots of practice. While that may be true, here’s how writing less is helping me be a better writer.
Three ways writing less is helping me write better Read Post »
Back in 2015, while I still lived in Canada, I began working on a blog series for For the Church
44,444 words and 4 months Read Post »
Late last week, I was able to share the image that every writer loves and seems obligated to share on
A snapshot of the writer’s life Read Post »
Every so often, I like to give a glimpse into the life of a writer—or at least one specific writer
A glimpse inside the writer’s life Read Post »
Because many writers tend to be terrible self-promoters, you might think writers to be humble. After all, writers are focused
Weird things writers brag about Read Post »
I’ve been working on some crazy huge writing projects for the last six months. One, you found out about last
Pause, reflect, and start again Read Post »
