No matter what profession you're in, people are going to tell you what books you have to read—to get ahead, to better understand what you're doing, or just to get a laugh only you and others like you will understand. Writing is no exception. I've talked before about a few books I think every writer... Continue Reading →
Focus
It's a long weekend here in Canada—Thanksgiving weekend. In between all of my turkey-eating (I have two nights' worth planned this year), I plan to re-calibrate my focus on certain tasks. My writing is going to be a big one. I've slowly been getting back to where I was a couple of months ago, in... Continue Reading →
Golden pages
Some weeks, it's a bit difficult to find photo subjects. So I've set myself a new little challenge: Each week, I'm going to choose a random colour (or rather, a website is going to do it for me), and I'm going to take at least one photo with a subject based on that colour. Ultimately... Continue Reading →
Book recommendation: Dear Fahrenheit 451, by Annie Spence
Do you know how I sometimes say that certain books are best suited for certain people? Well, here's the type of person that should read Dear Fahrenheit 451, by Annie Spence: Anyone who loves books. Seriously. If you're a book-lover of any sort, you should check this one out. Because that's what Dear Fahrenheit 451... Continue Reading →
Literary things
What book lover doesn't love literary things? Ones that aren't actual books, that is. That said, I don't own too many of them yet. There's this Alice in Wonderland necklace, a couple of book-quote coffee mugs, and a Pride and Prejudice shirt. And, though I'd like it to grow, I love each piece of my... Continue Reading →