I Thought I Was a Plotter. I Was Wrong About My Own Brain.
I thought I was a plotter for years because my files were neat and my Notion pages were color-coded. I was wrong. Tidiness and plotting are different skills, and most writing advice starts from the wrong question. The question isn’t plotter or pantser, it’s which method matches the brain you actually have.
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book launches today: exploring the pages of a talking encyclopedia
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book launches today as a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive, and its premise has more book-energy than most Yoshi titles. The setup:
“You heard it here first”: Sir Ian Livingstone reveals new Fighting Fantasy book in Portugal
Sir Ian Livingstone, co-founder of Games Workshop and creator of the Fighting Fantasy gamebook series, told Portuguese press the title of his upcoming book at
How to Write When You’re Tired (Or Depressed, Or Burnt Out)
Just so you know, I’m not sharing this from the standpoint of someone on top of the mountain who overcame this feeling with a one-time
Valentine’s Gift Ideas for Writers (That They’ll Actually Use)
Writers don’t need another novelty mug. Here’s what they actually need: tools for inspiration, nervous system regulation, and making writing feel less impossible.
The Writing Tools I Reach For When Writing Feels Hard
Writing doesn’t always fail because of discipline. Sometimes it fails because of resistance, fear, or exhaustion. These are the tools that help me keep writing without forcing it.
4 Gentle Questions to Reflect on the Past Year Without Pressure
(for people who feel too much and are tired of pretending they don’t) January has a strange texture. It’s quieter than December, but louder in
The Art of Pooping on Page (Or Writing without Fear)
Every writer wants to write better. Fewer have the guts to write badly first. But that’s how you learn writing without fear, by giving yourself
Slaying Writer’s Block – The Guide
Writer’s block. It’s the bane of every writer’s existence: that frustrating mental wall that leaves you staring at a blank page, caught between anxiety and