How I Got Into Beauty Blogging, A Guest Post by Sarah Sarsby
I can’t stress enough how great blogging is and how rewarding it is to see your blog grow and improve over time.
Book Review: Kawaii Origami
I'm not a person who gives up easily, but I also know my limits.
Can Just Anyone Be a Great Writer?
Writing is a skill. It takes practice, imagination, time, and a ton of failure, even if success ends up coming earlier for you than for most.
Summer Road Trip Movies
It’s the perfect topic for this time of year when the weather is starting to break and people are thinking about coming out of hibernation.
Writing Productivity: My Guest Post on Support for Indie Authors
My latest guest post is featured on the Support for Indie Authors website. It should help anyone who is having one of those “off days.” Maybe you’ve got too many
My Failed Book Sale
When I first self-published my books, I looked for any way to try to sell those books to the public. I hosted giveaways, plugged them on free websites, and begged
Movie Review: Captain Marvel on HubPages
Captain Marvel On the day of its release, I spontaneously went to go see Captain Marvel. I knew that I would go to see this movie in theaters eventually. Usually,
Cody and the Fountain of Happiness: LitPick Book Review
My latest review for LitPick is Cody and the Fountain of Happiness by Tricia Springstubb. I love the fact that LitPick allows you to choose which books you want to
Ordering My Brooklyn Library Sketchbook
One day in early 2019, I saw an ad for an art project hosted by the Brooklyn Library. You purchase a sketchbook from them for $30, fill it up with
Book Review: Panther Creek Mountain by Clyde McCulley
I won a copy of Clyde McCulley’s middle grade novel, Panther Creek Mountain, as part of a book giveaway hosted by the author. I like stories about country kids making
How Kid Reviewers Review Books: My Guest Post on ProWriting Aid
ProWriting Aid is a site that offers an online editing tool to purchase to help improve your writing. You just paste your writing into their tool, and it gives you
Book Review: Flight of a Starling by Lisa Heathfield
Flight of a Starling by Lisa Heathfield is a YA novel about two sisters who perform as trapeze artists in their family’s circus. I’ve always been a fan of the
5 Tips for Self-Publishing Beginners by Elizabeth S. Craig
By: Elizabeth S. Craig Self-publishing is a funny thing—once you finish your book (which can seem like a tremendous endeavor in itself), the real work begins. It’s almost like you’ve
How Actors Interpret Dialogue
Have you ever had your writing performed for you? I have, and it’s as bad as watching yourself on film or listening to your own voice. A one act play
Writing Through Chaos by Bibiana Krall
Now say this out loud and really mean it, “I can do this. This is my dream. No matter what happens beyond my writing desk, I will do this.”