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Welcome to Write Club
First Rule of Write Club: - Talk about Write Club. The more memebrs we get, the more community we build. This is how we build a network to launch your book. Anyone with a writing project or wanting to get into writing is welcome. Second Rule of Write Club: - Talk within Write Club. The more engagement we get, the more active of a community we build. Rising tides raise all ships. So ask questions, respond to people, jump on writing sessions. Get involved. Third Rule of Write Club: - If you are new to Write Club, you must post about your writing project. Title, synopsis, genre, how far along are you etc. Tell us about yourself and your writing journey. What are you writing and how is it going? Final Rule of Write Club: - We are here to move your writing projects along. Be supportive of each other. Celebrate each other's successes. Honor others creative and intellectual property. Commit to helping each other reach their goals, just as you would have them help you reach yours. You may now enter the ring.
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The Worth and Work of Life... Book feedback/thoughts/input
Hi Everyone, I met Reko at a retreat and he suggested it might be valuable to connect with a few of you in this writing club. Thank you Reko for the suggestion and the opportunity. I have just completed a draft of my second book called The Worth and Work of Life. I am passing it around to a few friends and trusted colleagues before I work with my editor and do some deep editing. Since I don't know any of you there is no pressure to look at it. However if you are wired this way, and would like to contribute, I would love to have some feedback. I want to help the reader see afresh the Worth of Life and to rediscover the common Work of Life. When understood, accepted, and partnered with, this leads to maturity, wholeness, and a beauty as your unique DNA will be realized and released. This will also help you, and us as a society, rise above the poor worldviews and the incomplete and false narratives we have floating around us. For feedback here are a couple of question I have been pondering. I do not want to be ideological offensive and yet I have attempted to tackle some of the hard things our society is wrestling with. So questions: Is there some topics, stories, or specific language, I need to reclarify, remove, or rewrite? Does it read well and flow well or do i need to ....... (thoughts)? Any others comments you think might be valuable for me? Thank you everyone. Again no pressure. Just putting this out there. And finally thank you again Reko. Hope to see you in person here soon.
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Write Without Writers Block
I am often hearing from writers how they set time aside to write and can't find the inspiration. I used to get stuck here all the time. I wrote an essay on how I broke that pattern and can now write for several hours every week and never run out of things to write about. https://open.substack.com/pub/rekovitae/p/how-to-write-without-blocks?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=54f5m2
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