Tag: writer’s life
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A Journey Without Expectations
For the next several weeks, I’ll be posting the tales of magick, time travel, serendipity, and the great confluence of modern-day life alongside that of the Renaissance which defined my French sojourn, deeply reshaped the story being told in Woman On The Wall, and brought me to a place at the edge of the veil where I found far more than details for my novel.
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The Writer’s Studio – Personal Sovereignty
Personal sovereignty isn’t about standing up for yourself. It’s about having the dignity and self-respect to set boundaries and determine how you react to others.
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In The Writer’s Studio – August, The Dead Month
Novelist Robin Rivers talks about plans for getting out of the writing rut brought on by a dead August.
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On Being Distracted
Novelist and writing coach Robin Rivers talks about self-shaming, writing, and wonders how to honour the down times as an author.
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On Writing When You Are “Too Busy”
Tips for how to write more, even when you are “too busy” for writing.
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On How I Broke Down When Writing Feedback Hurt (And Won)
How I turned a breakdown over negative feedback from an editor into an opportunity to grow as a novelist.
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On Why Writing Is So Damn Hard
Writing is so damn hard. While that may come off as me prepping for a whiny diatribe on the travails of the writer’s life, it actually constitutes me launching into a bit of a love poem
Robin Rivers 