by Suzanne Lieurance You spend a lot of time thinking about output. How many words did you write? How many chapters did you finish? How many posts did you publish? How much progress did you make? But your writing doesn’t come from nowhere. If you’re continually asking yourself to produce while putting very little new…
by Suzanne Lieurance When was the last time you wrote something you had absolutely no plans to publish? No deadline. No market. No word count requirement. No need to decide whether it was good. You were simply trying something. That kind of writing can disappear once you begin taking your writing seriously. You become focused…
by Suzanne Lieurance Goals are useful. They give you something to work toward and help you decide what deserves your attention. But goals aren’t the only thing that can move your writing life forward. Sometimes curiosity can take you somewhere a goal never would. Think about the subjects, ideas, forms, genres, people, or questions that…
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