by Suzanne Lieurance Imposter syndrome for writers is one of the most common — and most quietly damaging — obstacles between a writer and the work they’re meant to share. You write. You show up. And then, almost automatically, you soften the claim: “I’m sort of working on a book.” “I’ve been doing a little…
by Suzanne Lieurance Most writers have one. The piece that almost stayed hidden. The essay that felt too raw to publish, that you revised seventeen times not because it needed more revision but because revision kept it safely in progress. The story you submitted once, got a rejection, and nearly retired to a drawer. The…
by Suzanne Lieurance The end of a focused month always presents the same quiet risk: you built something real during June, and then July arrives with its own demands, and the habit you were tending quietly disappears. It doesn’t have to go that way. But keeping a habit alive past the month that created it…
by Suzanne Lieurance We’re in the final stretch of June, which means it’s worth pausing to look back before the month closes. Not to audit yourself. Not to measure how much you did against how much you planned. But to notice what the experience of leaning into visibility — even a little — has actually…
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