Creative Writing Energy

We are writers when we’re writing. Yet, in an ever-changing publishing landscape saturated with thousands of new releases every year, sometimes it can be difficult to find and keep your “mojo”.

Kim and Catherine discuss the pros and cons of the writing life and what keeps the amber's burning enough to push forward, discovering that it takes a whole lot passion, belief and drive to keep persisting in the writing game.

How do you know when you’re on the right path? Kim & Catherine discuss the mistakes they’ve made and the things they’re learned along their publishing journey, and how surrounding yourself with like-minded people is important to your writing career.

Dialogue is the most important part of fiction, and the one thing you can’t afford to screw up. We’re talking about communication and character dialogue - How we convey our characters through communication to drive the story and reveal character traits readers can relate with.

Creativity is just like strength - you get more when you exercise it. The best way to build your creative mind is through practice. The more you flex your creative muscle, the more your mind will naturally innovate. We ask bestselling author, beth Prentice how she balances between the two.

The Pendulum has a rich history dating back as far as 6000 BC. Historically used to locate water, oil, gold and other minerals, the pendulum is also one of the processes used to channel guidance from the higher realms. This simple tool can provide a pathway to help with creativity. We’re going to show you how.

A Creative Writing Energy Side-Dish-Extra to accompany last week’s episode, Do you Tell People you’re a Writer?

Well, Do You?

We're talking family, friends and relatives and their reactions to your writing.

All too often creatives are placed on the firing line - the moment we mention we’re writers we may be opening Pandora’s Box, and that’s before we release our words to the world for people to judge our intellectual labor.

Sometimes, it’s difficult to get a good feel for the person your character represents, especially during the initial stages of creation. We’re discussing how writers can make use of Astrology to help create their characters - even if you’re not a believer!