There's an innate fear in stepping away from our craft, as if distance might dilute our abilities or redefine our essence as creators… Read More >>

Stephen King's "On Writing" is an exceptional book that serves as both a memoir and a guide for aspiring writers. In this remarkable work, King generously shares his experiences, insights, and invaluable advice on the craft of writing. Read more >>

In this post, I’m spilling the beans on how you can use ChatGPT as your writing research assistant to boost productivity and save valuable time. Let’s get into it! >>

Poetry has been used for centuries as a means of expression and communication, yet still, many people don't realise poetry can also be used as a tool for healing and self-expression.

It’s that time of year again! April is National Poetry Writing Month (#NAPOWRIMO); a time to celebrate the art of poetry and challenge ourselves to write more. Whether you're a seasoned poet or just starting out, April is a great time to flex your creative brain muscles and explore new ways of expressing yourself through words.

Creating and sticking to a writing routine can be a challenging task, especially if you struggle with consistency and discipline like I sometimes do. But having a writing routine is critical if you want to improve your skills, increase your productivity, and eventually achieve your writing goals.

Congratulations! Putting yourself out there through poetry is indeed a brave and vulnerable thing. But what next? How do you put your words in front of the right readers and attract an audience?

While in the moment it can feel discouraging and disheartening, it's important to remember that rejection is a part of the writing process, and experiencing rejection actually has positive benefits which will help you grow as a writer.

Staring at a blank screen can be incredibly frustrating, but the good news is that there are steps you can take to overcome the dreaded writer’s block. Read more…