Random Musings: On Becoming a Writer
So You Want to Become a Writer? Here Are My Five Best Tips… It seems like every day on social media somebody asks “How do I become a writer?”. Of course, the simple answer is, “If you want to be
Pandemic silver linings.
This is a video I took about two weeks ago walking home from Tuileries post-deconfinement. Far left lane is now for buses/taxis. Everything else for bikes and pedestrians. No private passenger cars allowed anywhere.
Got another 1100 words down today. They are deep in their black moment with no light at the end of the tunnel. Getting them back together is going to be such fun!!
#amwriting #romance #oppositesattract #outdooradventure #alphafemale
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The way to get fairly good at something you’d like to be able to do is be fairly bad at it first.
BOOK REVIEW: THE WORST BEST MAN
Mia Sosa’s The Worst Best Man Is a Charming Rom-Com with a Dash of Brazilian Spice
🌠🌠🌠🌠Light, entertaining, and laugh-out-loud funny, is the definition of a good rom-com, and Mia Sosa’s The Worst Best Man fits the genre to a tee. Add in interesting, relatable characters you’ll root for, a peek into Brazilian culture, and a decent dose of steam, and you’ve got a charming read.
The writing is high-quality (Yay! So rare these days.), and easy to read in the best possible way. Carolina Santos is a wedding planner who, irony of ironies, gets left at the altar. Even worse, the groom sends his brother to deliver the news...
Read the rest of the review, and find out why I only gave it four stars, at stacygold.com/book-review-the-worst-best-man/
#bookreview #tbrlist #tbr #ownvoices #romance #romcom
BOOK REVIEW: THE WORST BEST MAN - Stacy Gold
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Light, entertaining, and laugh-out-loud funny, is the definition of a good rom-com, and Mia Sosa’s The Worst Best Man fits the genre to a tee. Add in...
