Writing Community – Wendy Crafton Writes

Permission Granted

I always want to write, but I rarely commit to putting my butt in the chair long enough to write. When I do crack open the lap top, I read past writing. I read articles about writing. I catch up with fellow writers on Twitter. Some will say these are the things one does toContinue reading “Permission Granted”

Wednesday – Writing Update

I have been working on this page and linking all my social media together with like names (Wendy Crafton Writes). I also set up a schedule for posting, blogging, and sharing. I am sorry to say I have not written. I was going to say I have not written much, but I have not writtenContinue reading “Wednesday – Writing Update”

New Diggs and Serious Vibes

I finally made a move towards, what I consider, serious marketing as a writer. The move from Blogger to WordPress was so much easier than I thought it would be and I was able to export all my previous posts from Blogger to WordPress without issues. Granted I need to go through each post toContinue reading “New Diggs and Serious Vibes”

Rules are Meant to Be Broken. Right?

Rules are meant to be broken. Does that include your own rules? I would guess so. Or is that something people say when they can’t follow the rules they created for themselves in a moment of trying too hard? Let’s review the rules I made just over a week ago. Write everyday. No that’s notContinue reading “Rules are Meant to Be Broken. Right?”

Stop Avoiding the Why

Day 8 of 2021, and I am not on plan. The very first goal? Write every day at 7pm. I believe I wrote twice at or around 7pm and committed to the full 30minutes. The other 7pm’s in the week fell at the wrong time. I mean, yeah, itwas 7pm eastern standard time, but inContinue reading “Stop Avoiding the Why”

Writer in Progress

My plans for November’s NaNoWriMo fell through quickly. I had planned to continue my draft for “Symbiosis” which already had about 21.5k words from the 2015 NaNo. I had started to pull my ideas together in October but choosing a starting (or restarting) point was far harder than expected. On a whim, I deleted myContinue reading “Writer in Progress”