πππ Read The Mother, the Artist, and Me by Caroline Hagood (Elle).
This is a great essay about what can happen when we bring our kids into the work of art with us, when our kids become part of our creative community.
πππ Read The Mother, the Artist, and Me by Caroline Hagood (Elle).
This is a great essay about what can happen when we bring our kids into the work of art with us, when our kids become part of our creative community.
Finished reading: Dept. of Speculation by Jenny Offill π
I want to write a long response to this one but don’t have time today. It’s less about art-making than I expected. It’s also excellent.
I just want to fight censorship π and make theatre π.
Finished reading: Never Say You Can’t Survive by Charlie Jane Anders π
I love this so much! Charlie Jane Anders says to invent imaginary friends to hang out with and write about them, which inspired me to write stories about characters friends and I invented a while back and now almost 10K words later I feel capable of writing fiction again. Highly recommend.
Finished reading: Bloodmarked by Tracy Deonn π
I might love this even more than Legendborn, which I didn’t think was possible. Tracy Deonn goes broader and deeper and is my hero.
I cannot recommend Book Riot’s censorship coverage highly enough. They’re doing great work, with Kelly Jensen leading it. If you’re in the US, you can also get their e-book How to Fight Book Bans and Censorship for $2.99. It’s helping me cut through feeling helpless. π
πππ Read
A Beginnerβs Guide to Writing IP in Publishing β ERIC SMITH ericsmithrocks.com
Read: www.ericsmithrocks.com
Awesome blog post from Eric Smith full of helpful information.
Being active in the spaces you want to write about, helps build your profile and helps get you seen.
Friends, I cannot stress the importance of community in the bookish and writerly space.
Want to read: A Life of One’s Own: Nine Women Writers Begin Again by Joanna Biggs π
Want to read: Saving Time by Jenny Odell π
Want to read: The Magician’s Daughter by H. G. Parry π