My writing has grown over the last two and half years. I’ve
worked hard at bettering my knowledge of grammar, as well as what all in
entailed in creating an enjoyable book, or short story. I started out helping
my mother, Vickie Matthews, who is the co-author to Journey To A Mate, the 1st book in the Journey Series. That sprang to life book
two: Anything For A Mate, the third
book, Claiming My Mate, and the
fourth books, that will conclude the series. (Don’t worry there’s more stories in the
works.)
Not only have I been studying up on grammar, but I’ve been
using other resources like the Writer
Digest Webinars, which have really helped me in loads of areas. Like with plots, stronger openings, and self-publishing. Not only that they
help me find ways to keep myself motivated. I strongly encourage anyone who’s
interested in finding out about self-publishing, mainstream publishing or
writing tips to check their site out.
Being a self-published or traditional published writer
doesn’t mean we can stop educating ourselves. Every job that I know of these
days, require continual advancing skills due to all the new technology among us
today.
Another area they’ve helped me grown in is outlining my
work. Still debating just how important this is to me. Mind keeps going back
and forth. That leads me into next weeks post. So for this week, I’m wishing
everyone a great and enjoyable one. I know I’m going to be busy at work on
revising Book 4, the final novel of the Journey
Series.
Hope all has an amazing week.
Julia
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