I’m currently reading World War II London Blitz Diary Vol1 by Ruby Alice Side Thompson. It is the author’s true account and was written as her personal diary at the time. It’s an interesting read as it was not meant to be published. However, because of this fact, it allows a rare and uncensored insight…
I thoroughly enjoyed this Victorian Gothic mystery. It had everything a period gothic mystery should have; an asylum, a young woman in the wrong place, doctors who don’t believe her, and a mystery. The thing that intrigued me about this story in the first place is the promise the story provides with its description. A…
Creativity is often viewed as elusive. It’s seen as a light beam of inspiration that people are just sitting around waiting for, it’s uncontrollable and will show up when it wants.
So they say!
This week I wanted to talk about a book I recently finished. In fact, I love this book so much I’ve bought the series. It’s called Writing Active Setting by Mary Buckham. One of my major problems with initial drafts is that I tend to leave out description and setting. This is because the events…
Creativity is often perceived as a rare trait possessed by only a few gifted individuals—artists, writers, musicians, and innovators. However, creativity is not confined to these professions or a select group of people.
Creativity is one of humanity’s most prized and mysterious abilities. It’s the spark that ignites innovation, the driving force behind art, and the engine that powers problem-solving across all fields
