Writer tips

First off- yes we fully realize many writers have some sort of neurodivergence, but these two recently diagnosed anxious and ADHD writers (Lena & Adriana) have found the following things useful and want to share them with you. We also realize we may have mentioned some of these in past blogs, but who wants to actually re-hash the past outside of therapy unless it's for a character in your novel?1. Read a lot! (Yes, this includes audiobooks especially for those with vision difficulty or…

How can you level-up your writing so that your content pieces resonate with audiences, compel action, and rank well in search? Check out this Semrush infographic.

As writers, we know how frustrating it is to stare at a blank screen. But luckily, you can eliminate writer's block once and for all by doing this...

You may have seen my post to help with not repeating colours last week. In a similar way, many writers say they struggle to find a relevant alternative to “said”, and so I have searched…

Words, Words, Words There are many words that when writing we tend to overuse. Sometimes, when we are in the middle of expressing a thought on paper, we just cannot think of a better term other than "very" or "said" to get our thought down, so we simply write the word and move one. Why…