I’m a writer and photographer. I blend daily observations with inspiration from woman-centred fairy tales and mythology in my writing. This blog is where I share my thoughts about the writing process and writing life, along with snippets from works-in-progress. Please pour a cup of tea (or glass of wine) and get comfortable.
Welcome back to my blog! If you’ve been here before, you’ll know I’ve been offline for many months. If you’re new here, welcome! I’m grateful to everyone who stops by and reads my words.
The Japanese call the experience of taking in the forest atmosphere shinrin-yoku, or forest therapy.
I’ve long had a fascination with the sea. Odd, since for the first six years of my life I lived far in land. The only “sea” I knew was a vast sea of corn fields.
I resisted hanging up my freelance hat for a long time because I thought I would be giving up on my bigger writing goals.
We all have fantasies about having lots of time to write, but life often gets in the way. Here are five ways to make time to write everyday.
I did it. I took the plunge. I crawled through the water back to platform, climbed the ladder and dove in once again. The beach, the towel and the book would wait. This is what it feels like to write too.
I’ve wanted to be a writer since I was 12 years old, when I received a diary for Christmas. After collecting a small stack of rejection letters, I got my first publication at 15…