Writing Tips

I wrote a short story a while ago named TBD (yes that’s the actual name). TBD examines the role of words in capturing experience, and the limitations that are still present with language. It follows the story of a journalist fired from his prestigious job and a chance encounter he has with a retired musician.

It’s well known that reading diverse work makes you a better writer. Reading expands your vocabulary and introduces you to new words. And knowing more words is important to expand your sense of concept.  If you’re anything like me, you probably didn’t read as much growing up. I would read academically but not much outside

If you’re anything like me, you don’t just read to improve your writing; you watch movies! Movies are a great source of writing inspiration from technique to description to plot, etc. I’ve watched several movies over my lifespan, and these are some movies that have improved different aspects of my writing. Not all of them

This character personality generator combines ideas from popular personality tests: MBTI and Enneagram. The last element is character archetypes, mixed into the scene. If you are struggling to settle on a character personality, the MBTI and Enneagram are great routes for creating a solid foundation. Yet, they can be quite boring, too standardized. When you

All my good ideas come in bed. Blueprints for inventions, existential questions, and visions for the future all flood in while I stare at the ceiling, waiting for my brain to shut down and drift to sleep. If I wait for longer than an hour in bed, I boot up my computer, squint at the