Wild Womanista's weekly Writing Wisdom series features writing tips, publication and contest leads, fellowship and residency opportunities, author networking, and other authorial obsessions. For Issue #6, I'm experiencing profound get-the-words-out gratitude for blogger Madeline Bartson. Try her block-busting tricks to get your literary mojo flowing. https://wp.me/p97v69-gf First published as '25 Hacks for Instsntly Finding the … Continue reading Writing Wisdom #6: Battling Writer’s Block
Author: Ramona Lee Pérez, PhD
Writing Wisdom #5: Craft reading for your bookshelf
Wild Womanista's weekly Writing Wisdom series features writing tips, publication and contest leads, fellowship and residency opportunities, author networking, and other authorial obsessions. Issue #5 of Writing Wisdom offers a review of craft tips from master authors. Peruse suggestions on this list of 'Five Writing Books that I Can’t Let Go of' by writer and … Continue reading Writing Wisdom #5: Craft reading for your bookshelf
Writing Wisdom #4: ‘Finding Your Place in the Writing Community’
Wild Womanista's weekly Writing Wisdom series features writing tips, publication and contest leads, fellowship and residency opportunities, author networking, and other authorial obsessions. Issue #4 of Writing Wisdom features Becca Crocket's tips on how to connect with fellow authors. https://wp.me/p3x7IW-4Sl Originally published by Writer's Rumpus on WordPress.
Writing Wisdom #3: To Record or Not To Record?
Wild Womanista's weekly Writing Wisdom series features writing tips, publication and contest leads, fellowship and residency opportunities, author networking, and other authorial obsessions. Issue 3 of Writing Wisdom features Matthew Kessel's craft essay 'For the Record.' Kassel interviews writers about using recording equipment when conducting research interviews. https://www.cjr.org/analysis/journalists-tape-recorders.php Originally published in the Columbia Journalism Review.
Writing Wisdom #2: Favorite Nonfiction
Wild Womanista's weekly Writing Wisdom series features writing tips, publication and contest leads, fellowship and residency opportunities, author networking, and other authorial obsessions. Issue #2 features nonfiction reading recommendations from Stephanie at Adventures of a Bibliophile. https://wp.me/p5xJSp-8R9
Writing Wisdom #1: Books of the Year 2018: Nonfiction
Wild Womanista's weekly Writing Wisdom series features writing tips, publication and contest leads, fellowship and residency opportunities, author networking, and other authorial obsessions. Creative nonfiction is one of my specialties, so I'm inaugurating this series with a list of Books of the Year 2018: Nonfiction. Courtesy of blogger Elle Thinks.
Recent Publications
I've been on hiatus from blogging to draft, revise, and submit creative works for publication. 2018 was an incredible success with three essays and two poems printed in literary journals. 2019 is shaping up to be even better with another essay published last month and two more on the way. Check out my recent publications … Continue reading Recent Publications
Rituals Against Patriarchy: Moon-Powered Witchery to Overthrow Misogynistic Rule
The Senate voted. We have a month before the march to the polls. How can we keep up the momentum of political resistance without burning out or setting the world on fire? Inspired by wise women and witches around the world, here is a list of rapid rituals to empower your countdown to election day … Continue reading Rituals Against Patriarchy: Moon-Powered Witchery to Overthrow Misogynistic Rule
Thanks-taking or Authentic Gratitude?
Some of you may have the practice of sharing gratitudes as you sit down to turkey dinner on Thursday. If you did that today, did you take time to reflect on how you came to acquire those things for which you are grateful? Are you in a home? It's on stolen land. Is there cotton … Continue reading Thanks-taking or Authentic Gratitude?
Family Cowardice
To the unknown Gama relation who saw fit to shit-talk me and my brother at a family gathering a couple of years ago: KISS MY GODDESS-GIVEN ASS. May Mom never properly remember the name that marks your inconsequential existence because I would engrave your hypocritical cowardice in every public forum … Continue reading Family Cowardice
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