Ask the Author: Sydney Paige McCutcheon
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Sydney Paige McCutcheon
Thank you for the question!
As of right now, I do not have one. Since I write more frequently on Goodreads, I am using this branch for now until I (finally!) put some time aside to work on getting a website, researching the best company to use. (Most likely this will occur after the holidays). I am very excited about the idea of having a website and will post the link for everyone once it is live. :)
Sydney
As of right now, I do not have one. Since I write more frequently on Goodreads, I am using this branch for now until I (finally!) put some time aside to work on getting a website, researching the best company to use. (Most likely this will occur after the holidays). I am very excited about the idea of having a website and will post the link for everyone once it is live. :)
Sydney
Sydney Paige McCutcheon
Keep writing.
I know you have probably heard that many times or read it online from authors, I've read the same. And it's true. KEEP WRITING.
Sometimes it's good to rest (not always easy for a writer) but you need to do it. Relax back and watch re-runs of your favorite TV show, that's what I like to do.
But back to the advice --Keep writing. Whether it flows or doesn't, keep typing (or penning) away. Don't give in to defeat. Just rest. Get rejuvenated. And go again.
Regret isn't writing something and it turning out not as well as you had wanted it to be. Regret is simply not writing because you were afraid.
Don't fear, and if you do, keep writing anyway. Write through the fear.
It will be worth it.
Keep writing.
I know you have probably heard that many times or read it online from authors, I've read the same. And it's true. KEEP WRITING.
Sometimes it's good to rest (not always easy for a writer) but you need to do it. Relax back and watch re-runs of your favorite TV show, that's what I like to do.
But back to the advice --Keep writing. Whether it flows or doesn't, keep typing (or penning) away. Don't give in to defeat. Just rest. Get rejuvenated. And go again.
Regret isn't writing something and it turning out not as well as you had wanted it to be. Regret is simply not writing because you were afraid.
Don't fear, and if you do, keep writing anyway. Write through the fear.
It will be worth it.
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