Tag: writing community

• 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. 

  Robin Rivers

  October 21, 2019

  A Canadian In France, The Woman On The Wall, Travel

  16th Century, Air France, amboise, France, French Renaissance, historical fiction, history, leonardo da vinci, Mona Lisa, novel, novel research, novel research trip, October, Paris, solo travel, The Woman On The Wall, Travel, writer’s life, Writer’s Studio, writing, writing community

• Young Author Spotlight – The Scariest Trip by Bonnie Xu

  

  Young Author Spotlight – The Scariest Trip by Bonnie Xu

  Robin Rivers

  June 13, 2019

  Young Authors

  Academy of Creative Writing, B.C., Bonnie Xu, Canada, Creative writing instruction, creative writing tutoring, Grade 6 Creative Writing, Mystery writing, Richmond, short stories, student creative writing, Tutoring, Vancouver, writing, writing coach, writing community, Young Authors

• On Writing When You Are “Too Busy”

  

  Tips for how to write more, even when you are “too busy” for writing.

  Robin Rivers

  June 5, 2019

  In The Writer’s Studio, writing tools

  artist schedules, creative productivity, making art, making time for writing, novel writing, personal writing, productivity, productivity tips, scheduling time, self-care, technology, time managment, to-do lists, writer’s life, Writer’s Studio, writers, writing, writing community, Writing Process, writing tips, writing tools

• 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.

  Robin Rivers

  May 31, 2019

  In The Writer’s Studio

  5D, Ascension, author, determination, emotions, failure, Inspiration, literary agent, negative feedback, novel editors, Novelist, overcoming doubt, overcoming failure, psychology, self-help, successful writing career, writer’s block, writer’s life, Writer’s Studio, writing, writing community

• Day 38 – Manuscript Pitching On Twitter

  

  Today, I’m participating in #pitdark hosted by author Jason Huebinger I get to toss out my wee pitch for the novel for more than fifty agents to consider whether they want to request pages or not.  Are you on Twitter? I would love it if you would retweet my pitch to show your support.

  Robin Rivers

  May 23, 2019

  Geist

  Geist, literary agent, manuscript, novelpitch, pitdark, social media, twitter, Writer’s Studio, writing community