by Carrie Callahan | May 9, 2024 | Publishing, Writing
On AI This is a subject I’ve been thinking a lot about, so this post might be a little all over the place. When it comes to using AI in the creative process, there are some very heated opinions. Writers and artists who are against AI accuse it of stealing. They...
by Carrie Callahan | Apr 8, 2024 | Life, Writing
Procrastiwriting You all may have noticed a steep increase in blog posts lately. That’s because I have made a vital decision about my daily writing time: blogging is an acceptable form of procrastination. I know some people are probably out there cringing,...
by Carrie Callahan | Mar 12, 2024 | Writing
Mechanics I’ve come to realize something really important about writing: it’s not all art. Wait, before I get cancelled for gatekeeping what “counts” as art, I want to clarify: what I mean is that the act of writing is not always artistic. In...
by Carrie Callahan | Mar 6, 2024 | Life, Writing
Fallow Sometimes we have to let our fields go fallow. The pervasive message (usually on social media) is that if you aren’t producing content, you effectively don’t exist. If you aren’t pushing out a book every six months/one month/two weeks,...
by Carrie Callahan | Nov 15, 2020 | Writing
Endorse Your Writing Writing is often a very solitary pursuit–at least, it is at first. Most of us start out writing just for ourselves. For some, it’s anonymous fanfiction, while others write secret fantasies in their journals. We write to explore what we...
by Carrie Callahan | Nov 1, 2020 | Writing
Why You Should Consider The Art of Perspective The Art of Perspective: Who Tells the Story, by Christopher Castellani, is a quick and conversational look at perspective in fiction, exploring point of view, narration, and even the psychology of storytelling. My...
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