The festive season is upon us, and we’d like to take a moment to thank everyone we’ve worked with in 2014! It’s been a great year and we’ve really enjoyed getting to know you.
We have a lot planned for 2015 and we’re looking forward to working with you again and meeting some wonderful new clients as well.
You can still contact us over the holiday break, so drop us a line if you’d like to discuss your project. We’d love to hear from you.
Happy holidays!
Brooke & Ashley
If there’s a book that you want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.
-Toni Morrison
The scariest moment is always just before you start.
Stephen King
When it comes to writing, what does bad advice look like?
Surprisingly, it can look just like good advice. The trick is being able to tell the difference – and that also includes knowing when any given piece of advice is useful and when it is problematic. Below is an article on some classic advice and how it might not be useful, depending, we’d argue, on when you read it in your writing career.
For instance, it’s a common notion that a writer should only work on one piece at a time. Great way to finish a project, right?
However, just as many writers work on multiple projects to keep motivated and excited about their work. Novel one until you hit a wall, then a short story, then back to novel one, or novel two, and so on.
So which is it? Write one thing at a time, or switch between projects?
The answer really depends on the individual writer.
Litreactor – 10 Worst Pieces of Advice
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