Muse

by Stacia D. Kelly

Writing is your passion. Writing is your talent, your skill. It keeps you up at night, or even wakes you up in the middle of the night with vivid dreams and    the creative turn of a phrase. You carry a notebook or a handheld recorder just to catch the rhythm and cadence of people's speech around you. You find yourself covertly watching others, following their mannerisms, their turn of head, their style. You keep tab of your family's antics. And you learn to create it all into something of your own. You are, at heart, a writer.But then the dreaded day comes. The words just don't go on the page. Writer's block? No motivation to sit down and get to work? Did you characters stop talking to you?Take control back with Muse. Get in touch with your creative process all over again with the guided meditations.Get writing again!

69 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 29, 2012

About the author

Stacia D. Kelly is the author of Phyxe: Goddess of Fire, the first in the Goddess Chronicles. Her current fiction projects include writing about snarky Goddesses who love giving their men a hard time as they get ripped through the universe on the whim of a God out for Energy. Phyxe, the Goddess of Fire is out for demon blood even though her powers are contained, the planet and people hate her, and her sexy savior wants nothing to do with her.
She is also the author of several non-fiction books, Muse. breathe. focus. achieve., a book dedicated to helping fiction writers get over their fears, and 9 Months In ~ 9 Months Out, a holistic health pre and post natal book for moms.

Stacia runs workshops (online and at conferences) focused on helping writers get over their blocks and fears. She's created an entire relaxation package for writers to use in the comfort of their own office. She's helped newbie writers and best selling authors achieve breakthroughs in their stories and idea flow. She also reviews dark paranormal romance book for HorrorView.

When she's not writing, she at the gym, teaching self defense classes around her home area, writing proposals for government contractors, or harassing family and friends. Sometimes, her creative streak ends up sending her in alternate directions like painting or sculpting.