All posts by Nicholas Labonté
3 Things You’ll Get Out of a Writing Buddy (And Why That’s Not What Matters)
I write in a bubble. I’m so obsessed with reaching my daily word count, improving my craft, and looking for opportunities to sell my work that I rarely reach out to other writers. Sure, I’ll scroll through Twitter like most other writers, but I don’t build lasting relationships with them. I just don’t have the time. I’ve got enough work on my plate.
At least, that’s what I used to tell myself, until I started paying more attention to what other writers were doing.
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3 Things Writers Should Put in Your Notebook (And One You Shouldn’t)
The notebook is such a classic part of the writer persona that nearly every single stock image with the keyword “writer” has a notebook in it.
And why not? They’re useful. Daydreaming is a crucial part of the writing process, and you’ve got to put those down somewhere or they’ll get away from you.