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God will have me write until I no longer need to, and then He will have me stop. Until then, I write. From my heart.

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on December 29, 2022

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Hey all! I want to share with you some of my favourite young writer's blogs. Keep in mind, these are not listed in order, they are all wonderful ones to check out!! 1. Rosie's Corner This was the first young writer's blog I came across a few years ago. Lydia, the author, is working very hard towards publishing her first books, and is a very talented writer, with many encouraging posts. 2. Pen & Ink I highly recommend this blog by one of my writer friends, Annabelle. She is a young author, also working towards publishing her first book, and she has wonderful advice for anyone struggling with writing. 3. Teen Writers Nook An amazing blog by my friend Issabelle and her sisters, Teen Writers Nook is a great place to go for any writing questions or for some new books to read. :D 4. Jovey's Journal Jovey is a homeschooled girl who loves to write, read, and do art. Her blog combines art and writi...

The Writerly Resolutions Tag!

I saw this on one of the blogs I follow, Of Blades and Thorns , and even though I wasn't tagged, I thought it would be great fun!! So without further ado: Let the Writerly Resolution Blog Tag begin! (or continue...) Rules: Include the official Writerly Resolutions banner in your post. Link back to the person or persons who tagged you. If you weren't tagged, but would still like to be a part of the fun, link back to the website you found the tag on. Tag at least five bloggers who are also writers. You can tag as many as you would like! Ask them five new questions about their writing goals. Questions: Looking back, how has my writing changed over the course of last year? Am I satisfied with my growth, or am I looking to evolve more over this year? Goodness, how can I explain how much I have grown and changed over this past year? I suppose I've said much of this already in previous posts, but my writing life was really changed by the Crazy Writing Week. Since then, I'v...

Crazy Writing Week & Why I Decided to Start A Blog

So here I am again, sitting in front of my computer and... writing! Not writing for school, not writing because I have to, but writing because I want to! This is a huge step for me! In the past, I have written only when I had an "amazing" idea for a new story, or when I had a great recipe I wanted to share on my blog. This week, I was inspired to start a new blog, start a new novel, and work on them almost every day. How, you ask? I was a part of CWW for the first time. CWW stands for Crazy Writing Week, an online, week-long challenge that runs a couple times a year. The purpose is to help teens focus on their writing and learn more about how to become an author. When you join, you are automatically sorted into one of two teams. There are daily videos to watch and comment on as well as a community of fellow writers to help and encourage you in your writing. If you write 1000 words or more during the week, you get a star achievement which, along with the moon ach...