Right now, a lot of us are pledging to consciously build in more reads from black authors, as well as books covering all genders, races, religions, disabilities, etc. (which is great!). But, how do we keep up the momentumβ¦ forever? (because this is not and canβt just be a trend that comes and goes).
How to Build Diversity Into Your Reading
How To Be an Effective Beta Reader
So, you have some writing friends who need a critique for their work? Or maybe you want to improve your own writing (and editing) skills? Beta reading can be helpful in so many ways for both writers and readers.
The Best Writing Advice I’ve Ever Received
Writing is a constant struggle for me (sometimes Iβm too busy, sometimes Iβm not in the creative mood- honestly I have a whole ream of excuses) and as a terrible perfectionist, even getting a few words on the page can be so difficult. Iβm sure a lot of you understand this, but one of my main writing goals is just to finish one draft (my inner editor likes to scream at me whilst Iβm writing).
How To Find Time For Reading
Iβm sure weβve all felt the pain of feeling behind with reading- itβs not a slump, youβve just been so busy and before you know it days, weeks, months have gone by before picking up a book. How can we avoid this? Is it even possible? Trust me, it totally is, and here are a few ways you can find time to read consistently:
How to Craft a Consistent Bookstagram Theme
You know how to set up an Instagram account and itβs starting to grow due to consistent posting and engagement with your audience. So, where do you go from here? How can you create an account that looks beautiful (or at least coherent) and why is that important anyway?
Why Mental Health Should Be More Visible in YA Fiction
In honour of May- Mental Health Awareness Month, I wanted to write about a topic that is very close to me and that is definitely not talked about enough: Mental…
