Hello everyone, and greetings from isolation.

First and more certainly foremost, I hope you all doing well out there. I hope you're healthy, safe, and staying occupied. What a time we're in. Most days, I find it a challenge just to wrap my head around what's happening now, and what may happen next. That said, know I'm sending you all my very best. 

Since we're all either in shelter at home situations, or at least our communities are experiencing social distancing policies, I decided to utilize some of my time to create some video tutorials, based on a Genre Writing course I recently taught. In a nutshell: these are free, and casual, writing workshops. I'm going to post one or two a week, and in each video I'll tackle a new topic. In the first video I talk about world-building; in the second, I discuss how you know when to transition from the outlining/planning stage to the actual writing stage. They're fairly brief and meant to motivate you to get writing or at least thinking about writing (plus, I just love talking about the craft). 

That said, I'm posting the two videos below (and direct links here and here). You can subscribe to my YouTube channel or follow me on social media to continue to get these videos, if you're interested. 

Again, I hope you all are doing well. Take care out there.