Today’s guest post is by Andrea Buginsky, author of The Chosen and My Open Heart. ~*~ Writing While Ill When you’re not feeling well, there’s really nothing you want to do. You certainly don’t want to work. So what do you do when you have a writing assignment deadline fast approaching while you’re not feeling [...]
Posts Tagged ‘writing’
Guest Post: Writing While Ill
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged andrea buginsky, guest blog, guest post, sick, writing, writing tips on February 22, 2012 | 4 Comments »
[Repost] – A writer’s thankful heart
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged gratitude, thankful, writing on November 25, 2011 | 4 Comments »
This is a re-post from a guest blog I did last week at Linda’s Words From the Heart Blog. It would have been more appropriate yesterday but, hey, I was enjoying Turkey Day ~*~ ~*~ ~*~ This is the time of year where everyone begins to consider the question: What are you thankful for? In [...]
Red Sky Warning – Back Cover Description + Cover
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged book description, coming soon, cover art, new release, publishing, red sky warning, writing on November 18, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Each day I get a little closer to the publication of my 2nd book. I published the first with barely a chirp, but was still excited. Now people are actually looking forward to it and that adds a whole new level of thrills. ~*~ In this fast-paced follow-up to Wendy L. Young’s debut novel, Come [...]
Second Verse, Harder than the First
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged challenge, come the shadows, red sky warning, writing on October 25, 2011 | 9 Comments »
I’ve read multiple lines that all say the same thing: The second novel is much harder to write than the first I breezed through the first draft of my second novel, Red Sky Warning, spending almost one less month writing it than I spent on the first book, Come the Shadows. Great, right? Commence back-patting. [...]
Playing Catch-Up
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged come the shadows, cover art, editing, red sky warning, writing on October 8, 2011 | 3 Comments »
It’s time to play catch-up. Or drag my feet. Whichever way you want to look at it. Thursday evening I completely finished my massive typing job. I was disappointed to find out the book is currently only 48.5k words (Come the Shadows is 66k, almost exactly average for the genre) but know that editing turns [...]
Sweet Progress
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged book two, editing, good news, publishing, writing on October 3, 2011 | 5 Comments »
The extended typing project is going well and by mid-week I will have the first draft of my second novel complete. Then it’s on to the editing! I have several pieces of news to share soon. October will be devoted to editing almost exclusively. November…..that’s another story. I will be polishing and polishing and polishing [...]
Such a neglectful blogmistress
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged book two, facebook, writing on September 22, 2011 | 3 Comments »
If you wonder… no, I am not holed up in a deep dark cave writing. (Though that thought is a little bit attractive, with the exception of the lighting issues… and the creepy-crawlies.) I actually update a lot. I just don’t do it here. The best way to keep up with the latest is to [...]
In the home stretch and feeling the burn
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged book two, editing, write goal, writing on September 17, 2011 | 1 Comment »
I counted last night. 140 = the number of hand-written pages currently comprising the vaguely named Book 2 45 = the budgeted pages left, based on content remaining (approximate) 60 = the actual number of pages left in the spiral notebook These are hand-written pages. I still haven’t typed a word. I’m crazy. I know. [...]
The more I write, the more…
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged creativity, humor, songs, writing on September 7, 2011 | 6 Comments »
There are a lot of ways to finish that statement. The more I write, the more observant I become. The more I write, the happier I am. and so on But what strikes me now is this: The more I write, the more creative I become. I didn’t really expect that, in advance. I had [...]




