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I’ve been writing for as long as I’ve been reading, which is practically my entire life. Now that I’m taking my long-time passion and getting serious about it, I want to share everything I’m learning with you! Keep scrolling for my favorite books on the craft and my latest blog posts on writing.
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My Favorite Books on Writing
Blog Posts on Writing
My Writing
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a writer. In elementary school, I spent countless hours after school writing epistolary novels that followed the structure of my beloved Dear America books and screenplays where I put myself into my favorite movies adapted from books. It still stings a bit that these first forays into writing entered the great Recycle Bin in heaven each time our family computer crashed.
When I entered college, I planned to study history until I fell in love with the English department while taking a required writing class. I never looked back, especially once I found that I could count creative writing courses toward my major. I let myself indulge in short story, playwriting, and poetry and I loved every minute.
Now, writing is a creative outlet that I indulge in on my “off” hours, typically before the workday begins and after dinner. For anyone interested, here’s a bit about what I’m working on right now.
The Society for the [Redacted] Advanced
Began: August 2016
Status: In development (NaNoWriMo 2020 – Be my buddy?)
Wyvern
Began: May 2018
Status: In development