Queer travel writer
It’s always hard for me to get back into the flow of work after time away As I’ve been pausing more for breaks I’ve been unpacking the things that I do to “rest” and to what degree they’re actually restful and restorative.
This summer is shaping up to be an extra busy one, and while I want to keep everything running per usual, I’m wary of running around with my hands in too many pots. How can I simplify?
Setbacks rise up for all kinds of reasons (illness, injury, travel delays, difficult people). Plans derailed, its easy to switch into a reactive mode where you’re trying your best to respond to what happened with your goals and schedule sidelined indefinitely.
Making a new year’s resolution for a big writing goal? Maybe you want to write a novel, or finally finish that draft of the screenplay you’ve been “working on” since summer. Here are the 7 ways I stay on track with big writing goals.
My summer writer’s residency in Alaska changed my writing process in a few fundamental ways. A couple months out from my writer’s residency, here’s what sticks with me most.