What are Your Interests?

When it comes to writing, I think it’s important to draw from your interests.

It’s interesting; I was in class and I sat next to my friend; we even did a group project today. It was fun. I really enjoyed it. The thing is that the class project was so interesting that I didn’t have to think so much about the words I was using. I just shared and listened.

We go into our writing space and we pour our thoughts onto a page. In that moment when we’re pouring, it doesn’t matter so much what we say; it matters that we get it out.

These words aren’t supposed to be inside us forever.

They are supposed to be developed and shared with those who are willing to hear us out. When we draw from our interests, we are better able to pour the words out.

What are you interested in? Let’s see if we have some in common!

Great News

I just finished my first novel. It’s called Writer’s Quest: A Triptych. It’s an experimental fiction inspired by the triptychs that hang in Catholic churches. Just like triptych paintings have three panels that tell one story, Writer’s Quest has three distinct parts that tell one story. The art doesn’t end there; the story explores the metamorphosis of a woman who’s in search of her mom. So fun to read! Buy it here.