D.N. Bryn
Speculative Fiction and Beyond
Tag: motivational
Not all books are made equal.
(Not all books are made equal.) The making of not all books is equal. Some stories take ages to write, and longer to edit. Some you can knock out in what feels like an instant. Some are long. Some are short. Some are complex.… Continue Reading “Not all books are made equal.”
How to Staying Motivated While You Write: On the days you want to give up.
This is a very simple question in that I have answered before, and yet a very hard one because the way I stay motivated isn’t going to work for everyone. How do I, Bryn, stay motivated? Flexible outlines. I have a lovely outline that tells me I have so… Continue Reading “How to Staying Motivated While You Write: On the days you want to give up.”
Writing Your First Novel Right.
While I have a book published (siren! pirates! okay yeah enough with the marketing), I’m still editing the first novel I wrote. It’s okay if your first novel takes a long time. It’s okay if you have to rewrite it and rewrite it and then thoroughly edit… Continue Reading “Writing Your First Novel Right.”
Our Bloody Pearl:
After a year of voiceless captivity, a bloodthirsty siren fights to return home while avoiding the lure of a suspiciously friendly and eccentric pirate captain.
