My One Word for 2022 #OneWord2022 Over the holidays, I got a visit from… The Posts of New Year’s Past: One Word for 2021 was: Allow. This one was awesome. It worked SO well. I allowed ALL OF THE THINGS. I didn’t struggle, fight, flail, or falter. (My sarcasm didn’t translate well here. So, the […]
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The 2021 Nerdies: Middle Grade Fiction Announced by Colby Sharp Posted by Colby Sharp on January 1, 2022 in Uncategorized | Leave a comment One of my favorite emails to receive each year is the list of middle grade Nerdies from Donalyn Miller. The first thing I do when I get the list is check to […]
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THE 2021 NERDIES: POETRY AND NOVELS IN VERSE ANNOUNCED BY DONALYN MILLER Read here …
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A rollercoaster year, 2021 Read here …
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3D Game Engines: 5 Popular Game Engines for 2D and 3D Games in 2021 Do you know what 3D game engines are? If you spend your time video game blogging or know people who do, you might be familiar with 3D game engines. A game engine is software designed for video games. Therefore, a 3D […]
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Twiends Review: How to Grow Your Twitter Followers For Free in 2021 Are you here for a Twiends review? Could you use a free Twitter service and a free Instagram service? You are not expected to do everything being a successful online entrepreneur involves. Many people pay to outsource. However, not everyone has a […]
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Amateur Writing Read more …
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Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Writing Action Scenes #Writing #Editing Have events happen in real time. This helps your reader feel involved in the scene and brings them closer to a character. Use physical movements but don’t describe every single action in great detail. Have your character make quick decisions and react quickly to […]
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Euro 2020: football’s not home, but in Rome July 12, 2021 in history | Despite all the excitement building up over the past week, on Sunday, July 11, 2021, England lost the Euro 2020 final to Italy 3-2 on penalties. England scored what was to be their only goal at 1:57 in, boosting their fans’ hope […]
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Save the date! The Anthropocene Hymnal is expected to release on July 24th, 2021. The Anthropocene Hymnal is an upcoming anthology about the different impacts of climate crisis and the global pandemic as written through the perspective of many different poets and writers (including myself). Ingrid Wilson is the author and editor behind this anthology. […]
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