by Margaret | Jul 11, 2016 | writing life
Perhaps because I just watched Made in Dagenham, my thoughts about working from home have coincided with those about differences for men and women in the workplace, to render this: I bet men feel more at ease working from home because they don’t feel the pull of...
by Margaret | May 30, 2016 | process, writing life
For my writers out there. I saw this post about resetting your mind, body, and soul recently, and thought it might be more useful if there was a list more tailored to writers, who slog through a lot of mental BS to arrive at work, even if it’s only a one-room...
by Margaret | Feb 21, 2016 | writing life
Well, happy new year to you! I’ve updated the subscribers, but I haven’t been here to the blog in a couple months, as there has been SO MUCH going on around here… So let me give you a quick rundown of how tumultuous and fast-paced December and...
by Margaret | Nov 23, 2015 | writing life
What is consuming my life these days? NaNoWriMo, that’s what. And the Book Launch–there’s that, too. My mind is split in half, you see. In one half, my brain is busy subconsciously solving plot problems and digging into characters’ souls and...
by Margaret | Nov 16, 2015 | process, writing life
Do you enjoy the sensation of waiting? I wouldn’t think so. It can involve stress, anxiety, and boredom–things we already have enough of in the modern world. Sometimes when I’m feeling at loose ends, I’ll write up a to-do list. This helps...
by Margaret | Aug 21, 2015 | process, writing life
It would have an endless number of movable, and linkable tabs. It would have a map that linked to all geographical references, and a timeline that auto-populated from references to the passage of time. When you made a change, it would generate pop-up questions, like...
