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Good morning, Scribes! Writer's Digest offers this in encouragement of continued writing: https://tinyurl.com/3mwf5n69 And, . . . Julia Cameron offers this: In the past, when I "stalled" on personal projects, I've used strategies recommended by both. Julia Cameron's "Finding Water," remains a personal favorite. Keep writing, Anne
2021-07-06
This is the Elizabeth Gilbert Ted Talk I mentioned during the meeting. I've probably sent it to you before but it's always worth a second look. https://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_gilbert_your_elusive_creative_genius Also, this 12-minute video on Scrivener highlights the differences between it and Word and why you shouldn't worry about the learning curve. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRma3AYXTiI&t=333s -- Calvin Beam, Writer @ Well That's My Story
Kelle Z. Riley will present
Cheery Sunday greetings, writers! In case you missed it in the newsletter, our own Kelle Z. Riley will be the featured speaker at this month's general guild meeting. Kelle is an excellent presenter and I always learn something from her sessions. Here are the July program particulars: Kelle Z. Riley will present July 13, 7:00 PM, via zoom. Abstract: We all say we want to write, but saying and doing require very different mindsets. For writers who hold day jobs, family commitments, civic responsibilities, and other demands on your time, finding time to do what you love can be a challenge. What holds you back from finishing that work-in-progress? From being published? From other goals? Kelle will help you explore techniques to tackle the enormous task of having a successful writing career without sacrificing your day job or your sanity. A must for all who wonder what’s holding them back from success! Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84067900398?pwd=eXk3UVNRbWtBZW1ncFI4RCt...