Tag: how to write a book
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Writing Through Grief, Glamour, and Glitter: My December Writing Rituals

December writing is weird. One moment you’re nostalgic, the next you’re overwhelmed, then suddenly you’re crying into a mug of hot cocoa because your character said something emotional. If your creativity feels tender, tired, and glitter-covered, same. I just posted a full article about my December writing rituals — the ones that help me create…
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Plot Holes, Panic, and Progress: When Writing Feels Like a Bad Relationship

Every writer’s been there — one minute, you adore your story; the next, you want to throw it into traffic. Writing isn’t just a craft. It’s an emotional rollercoaster with caffeine and self-doubt as your seatmates. The plot holes, the panic, the tiny sparks of progress — they all teach you the same truth: love…
Sonia M. Rompoti
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Trick or Treat… or Publish? The Real Scares of Indie Author Life

Forget haunted houses — the real scares? Bad reviews, blank pages, and the monster called “algorithm.” Indie author life is the spookiest story I’ve ever lived.
Sonia M. Rompoti
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Balancing Pumpkins and Pages: How Authors Survive the Fall Hustle

Fall isn’t just cozy vibes. It’s chaos, deadlines, pumpkins, and PTA meetings. The trick for indie authors? Stop fighting October — let it co-write your story.
Sonia M. Rompoti
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How to Outsmart Your Brain (and Actually Do the Hard Stuff)

Your brain is brilliant at talking you out of hard things. Luckily, you’re smarter. Here are 8 psychology-backed tricks to get things done without the drama.
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How to Write a Book (Even If You’re a Busy, Burned-Out Human)

Think you need silence, free time, or perfect routines to write a book? Think again. This is your real-life guide to writing a novel between errands, emotions, and exhaustion. #amwriting #authortips #writingwhilebusy #neurodivergentwriter #momlifeauthor #bookinprogress #writeyourstory
