My Worst Three Days of 2019 So Far
So, there are a couple of reasons as to why I’m writing this blog post. The first being that I’ve had thoughts that writing about the situation I’ve experienced last month (and into this month) could possibly be a cathartic process for me to deal with it a little more. The second being a suggestion from a friend who believes that writing about it in general would not only help me but could potentially help others who may find themselves in a similar situation. Let me tell you about my shittiest three days of 2019 so far. I’m going to
Waterstones Derby YA Book Club
I’m not really great at the whole “keeping this blog up-to-date” thing. I’ll admit that my spare time at the moment is usually being sunk into either a sheer depth of nothingness as I’m too tired after work to pick up my laptop, playing Elder Scrolls Online (a new addiction I have at the moment) or simply hanging out with Laura as our work schedules vastly differ and we don’t have that much time together as it is. Hence why this blog seems to have fallen at the wayside. In the risk of this post also falling into the category
Location, Location, Location Inspiration
I know I seem to be harping on about inspiration a lot lately but I guess it’s just something that’s been on my mind. Like I’ve said in my previous post, inspiration is hard and strikes in the rarest of moments. Maybe I feel lucky. I’ve been struck quite a lot lately which has seriously helped with my writing and I guess I just want to advocate that the truth is out there! No, wait that’s aliens… I mean inspiration. Inspiration is out there. Here are a couple of places where I’ve found inspiration from the stories I’m writing now,
3 Things That Have Helped Inspire My New Book
Inspiration is elusive. It’s something that finds you at the unexpected moments; in the shower, on the London underground, slurping the last ramen noodle from the bowl in Wagamamas. When it strikes, words can pour out of your fingertips onto the screen, flooding your storyline with enigmatic twists and turns that not even you were expecting. When inspiration hits, let it wash over your body and take you and for goodness sake do not let it go! P.S. Try to always have a notepad on you. P.P.S And a pen. Although my new story idea hasn’t been completely fleshed out
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