I’m the lady huddled in a corner, the one cocooned in place by the screen of her laptop.
When Amy Eaton spoke about failure at Hippocamp 2021, she was speaking my language.
I put the phrase “Don’t get lost” on my wall of things I stare at when my cursor is calling me an idiot.
“This isn’t a writing workshop,” the session description said. What an understatement.
Lilly considers research one of the memoirist’s most valuable tools.
I’ve told this story several times over the years, but something didn’t ring true.
Letting your mind wander, advises Leanne, is just as important as putting your butt in the chair to write in the first place.
In order to use the time we do have wisely, we can do three things.
I’m looking forward to joining the other authors—all of whom I greatly admire—for an in-person event at long last.
Constraints can help banish cliche, breathe new life into well-worn topics, uncover language that’s bursting with life….
