by Guest Authors of the Writer's Journey Blog It must be the subject matter, but this is a long post. As such, I have refrained from photos and promotions and simply linked the contributors’ names back to their work. Thank you all so much for responding to my query, and I genuinely appreciate your thoughts and suggestions. I have an idea we will all learn something from this post! Of all the issues today’s writer faces, marketing is the trickiest and probably for most, revile

Please welcome Cheryl to the Writer's Journey Blog this week. As I love the forest better than just about anything. I have felt a kindred journey with her! It began with a forest … I wrote my first story when I was about ten. Pretty sure it involved a wardrobe, but I do remember it was set by the sea. I didn’t write for myself again for many years, and then only some bad poetry during the ‘angst’ years of early adulthood. I was, however, a voracious reader. I was the kid who

All BLUE Characters are linked so you can see more from that Author or Publisher by clicking on the BLUE text. WOW! I have been so grateful for my friends in the Writing Communities during the moments of being housebound, separated from my family and kiddos... amid the loneliness and uncertainty there has always been someone to turn to. (For me…you know who you are, and I love you. Shout out to Jesu @Barrio Blues for publishing my first ever short story this year!) I was try

This is for all those creative souls who wander around in their own universe bringing light into the darkness. One of my Twitter friends started a storm in my brain yesterday. I just kept wondering how many people out there are like me. Unconventional and a little different... (Shout out to the #writingcommunity) I am a lover of moonlight, magnolia blossoms, and soft southern rain on the roof. Spring days that smell like sunshine and the vague scent of honeysuckle floating on