Welcome, readers, writers, authors, and bloggers!
We're glad you're here! It's the First Wednesday
of the month, when we celebrate IWSG Day in the form of a
blog hop featuring members and guests of the Insecure
Writer's Support Group. Founded by author Alex Cavanaugh (Thank you, Captain!) and fostered by like-minded
associates, IWSG is a comfortable place to share views and literary news as we
record our journeys. Check out our latest newsletter here.
Our
awesome co-hosts this month are: Rebecca Douglass, Natalie Aguirre, Cathrina
Constantine, and Louise Barbour!
The optional
question for this month is: Is there a genre
that you’d really like to try writing in
and haven’t yet? Do you plan to?
Yes. And yes, it's already in progress.
Every writer generally writes whatever poem or story stirs the inspiration enough to bring a story to glorious life. I didn't start writing to write exclusively for children, but for a time, it seemed I had. It didn't occur to me that I had written an adventure for children or a mystery for young adults until I had. Good thing I have so many good folks around to tell me what I'm doing; "Hey, did you ever finish that mystery you were writing? And "How's that memoir coming along?"
Should I be worried that no one has asked about the ghost yet?
How's your journey?
