Hello #booksky! Angel Omega dropped today! Please tell your friends if they like why-choose romance, omegaverse, post-apocalyptic fiction, shifters, or spicy books! Book 1 in the series is also on sale for just $.99. You can check them both out here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0DS1KM54...
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Sarah Hans
Профиль VivelyWriter, reader, on several spectrums
Train conductor, living in the caboose with curtains over the windows I sewed myself, and taking my teeth out to eat curry for dinner every night
RevanEnough “what would you do on the commune questions” If you got sent back 100 years and were given your grandparent’s job, what are you doing?
Rejection means you finished something and submitted it, which is more than 90% of aspiring writers do! It’s cause for celebration! 🎉
Joanne HarrisUnsolicited writing advice, no. 763: Having a tough time? Good. Got a rejection? Good. Got a bad review? Good. Had to abandon a project because it wasn't working? Good. These things all teach you resilience, patience and determination; the things you need most as a writer.
My problem is getting started, so I tell myself I’m just getting the object I need to do the task, or going to that room. That’s all. If it’s writing, I’m just going to get the laptop. Then I’m just going to open it. Then login. If it’s really bad, I ask my husband to bring it to me.
Brandon O’Brienmutuals: quote this post with your most unhinged task-initiation and task-completion hacks. What is the wildest, wickedest, most unexplainable thing you do that will always get you to get started on work and always get you to the finish line of that work?
Sometimes I wonder how much of everyone hating me at my last teaching position was due to my autism…and how much was fatphobia 🤔
Oh no there’s going to be a Krampus Monster High doll. I’m still mad about a bunch of others I missed—esp Pennywise and the Xenomorph—so I better get this one