Writing
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Rini on Butler
He’s kinda tall. Like a lot taller than the other kids and maybe even taller than Bromley. There’s something about the way his hair is combed and smoothed back that makes him look stupid. Even worse when he puts the… Continue reading
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My Scrivener Set Up
I’ve recently been refining my Scrivener set up. There are so many features to Scrivener but you need to either stumble around a lot or watch a bunch of videos to get to know all of them. For me, my… Continue reading
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May Writing Prompts
Here are some writing prompts made up from May (and technically also from April). Continue reading
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Starting Pride with a Serial Project
Happy Pride! This month I will be starting to write the drafts for the first volume of Say Nope to the Trope. I wrote a little about this project in April: Writing a Serial?. I’ve made a lot of changes… Continue reading
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A Writvember Update
There are 10 days left of Writvember and I have written only 11,000 words since the writing retreat finished (ᵕ—ᴗ—). It’s so strange how the human body and mind works. I went from writing 43,000 words in about 5 days… Continue reading
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Meet Rini
Meet Rini 🏃➡️🐦⬛🌳✂️🌃 Rini’s lived on the streets for what feels like the better part of her life. In her early teens, she’s reached the point where she’d rather live alone than under the thumb of another. Always one word… Continue reading
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Writing Tools: for Adult Me
Having my own PC was a game changer, AND I had access to a printer because I lived with an older sister at the time and she’s a teacher. I didn’t print nearly as much but now that I had… Continue reading
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May’s Writing Retreat is Over
Dual Wielding: Blade’s Gauntlet is projected to have 3 arcs, 8 acts and 32 chapters. So far, I have the drafts for 13 chapters (Arc 1 and just starting Arc 2). I already know that I need to reshuffle and… Continue reading
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Writvember Begins: Writing Blade’s Gauntlet
Dual Wielding: Blade’s Gauntlet When a pair of brothers find a small child in the snowy border of Blade City, they aren’t sure what the bigger mystery is: how did she get there or why does her face have no… Continue reading









