Writing
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My Writing Tools Over Time: the Youngest Me
When I first started writing, I had pencils, pens and paper, but by the time I was leaving high school, writing with physical tools became painful for my wrist and I could only get through a couple of pages until… Continue reading
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Roll to Write
They say that when you’re uncertain, flip a coin. It’s not that the coin will really decide for you but that you’ll realise what you want it to land on while it’s in the air. The act of flicking the… Continue reading
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A Garden of Women’s Writing
International Women’s Day is tomorrow and today I’m looking at building a list of classics written by women. Luckily, I found a great list that has diversity in both authors and content: https://bookriot.com/100-must-read-classics-by-women/ The list gives great briefs on each… Continue reading
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Editary Update
Editary is the word that I use for “Edit February”. It doesn’t sound as nice as “Preptober” and “Writvember” but it’s as good as I could make it. And how is it going? Smoothly (૭ 。•̀ ᵕ •́。 )૭ For… Continue reading
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Like Gems Being Tumbled. Like Gems Being Tumbled.
‘Like gems being tumbled,’ I whisper to myself, the edge of the sob creasing my words. ‘Like gems being tumbled.’ At some point it just has to end, right? Right?! (ᵕ • ᴗ •) Continue reading
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Polymer Clay Project: Beginner Here
Quantity over quality is a bad habit I developed from growing up poor. We never had a lot and money was scarce and so it became normal to pick cheap versions of items or food and just keep buying that… Continue reading
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From Asimov: Humiliation Kink?
I don’t like the main character of The Caves of Steel but it has become a joy following him along him stumbles and a nightmare watching him get close to growth and then reverting. Baley is by no means the… Continue reading








