Do you ever get emotional as you are writing your book? [Roundup]
Writers admit to crying, laughing, and being wrung out by their own pages, and why that emotion is often a sign the writing works.
Tag: Writing Life (Page 25)
Book WritingWhat were your goals and intentions in your book (pick one), and how well do you feel you achieved them?
Authors explain what they set out to do with a book, to entertain, teach, heal, or record. A roundup on writing with intention.
Reading LifeWho would you say is your greatest writing influence, in terms of your writing style, and why?
Writers name the authors and mentors who shaped their voice and ambition. A roundup on the craft passed hand to hand.
Personal GrowthWho Else Wants to Know the Mystery Behind Luna?
A first digital photograph of the moon, taken from Hollywood in 2005, and a childhood decision that the full moon means luck.
Reading LifeWhat are your writing goals for the New Year and what steps will you take to ensure you meet them?
Writers set out their ambitions for the year ahead, from finishing manuscripts to building a habit. A roundup of new-year writing goals.
Book ReviewsA Book Launch Party: Celebrating Mastering Your Inner Critic and Networking Without the BS
Richard Lowe, The Writing King, co-hosted a virtual book launch party with Bonnie K.T. Dillabough, a celebration built around two new titles at once
Personal GrowthRichard G Lowe Jr: Science Fiction Books
It started with an Astounding Science Fiction anthology borrowed from the family shelf at eight and read until memorized.
InterviewsSeven Books in 30 Days: The Three Strategies That Made It Possible
Richard Lowe, The Writing King, joined Shelley Hitz on the Author Audience podcast for a behind-the-scenes spotlight on a sprint most writers would call
HealingA Quiet Day of Reflection
A day at the Los Angeles Arboretum among peacocks and 215 acres of green, marveling at how unrecognizable life became.
Personal GrowthFive Pillars of My Philosophy for a Life Well Lived
The five-pillar philosophy that carried me through hard years.
ChildhoodBullies
Bullied every day from kindergarten through high school, by students and teachers alike, and what surviving it taught.
AdaptationIs the Remake Ever Any Good?
A movie buff with 1,500 discs asks whether remakes and reboots ever beat the originals, or whether memory flatters the past.