This past month I have been proud at the number of times that I have sat down at my desk and put pen to paper or fingers to keyboard with the intention of writing. It is hard work and, on those days, when I feel myself getting sucked into the character's mindset, it is inspiring … Continue reading The Writer vs The Reader & The Quest for Balance
Re-Discovering The Spark: Lessons in Writing Craft
As I've mentioned in a previous post, I once attempted completing a Bachelor of Writing and Editing and anything that I once learned from that course has long left my brain, though the self-consciousness, verging on embarrassment of reading works aloud has never quite left. Thankfully when it comes to the subject of writing craft … Continue reading Re-Discovering The Spark: Lessons in Writing Craft
Book Review: Half City (Harker Academy #1) by Kate Golden
When reviewing a book, I have to immediately begin writing the review up as soon as I finish reading the book, otherwise I'm prone to forgetting elements of the story or how the book made me feel, so below you will find a copy of the review that I wrote and posted on Goodreads as … Continue reading Book Review: Half City (Harker Academy #1) by Kate Golden
Reconnecting with the Writer
I set out to create this blog to document not just my mental health struggles, my procrastination and goal/task setting issues, gush about the books and shows I love or am loving but to reconnect with the writer within me. Somewhere along the way over the years, I disconnected from that fiery drive to write … Continue reading Reconnecting with the Writer
Take What Resonates & Leave What Does Not
If you're anything like me and have found yourself stumbling across the witchy side of Tiktok, otherwise known as Witchtok and maybe even Psychictok or Tarotok, then you may have heard the phrase, "take what resonates and leave what does not," a time or two before. For me, this phrase has come to be somewhat … Continue reading Take What Resonates & Leave What Does Not
Forming The Plan: Building The Habits & Breaking Bad Ones
When it comes to habits, mine have always been for the most part, self-sabotaging or habits that don't really serve me well in the long run. Breaking those habits, trying to form new, sustainable and hopefully more healthy (both physically and mentally) habits is often an anxiety inducing experience. However, if I really want to … Continue reading Forming The Plan: Building The Habits & Breaking Bad Ones
Change Is Scary
The image above (Obtained from Pinterest) is one of many that you'll see floating around the net. It's an image and idea that has stayed with me since I first stumbled across it. Why? You might wonder, has this idea and image stayed with me? I guess, it's because since I learned about it, I've … Continue reading Change Is Scary
Kit's Corner of Chaos 