by kobowritinglife | Sep 26, 2022 | Blog, KWL Community, New Releases
Listening In is a series of author interviews, featuring authors whose works have been transformed into audiobooks! We’re featuring Erin Bledsoe, author of the historical fiction novel The Forty Elephants, narrated by Hannah Curtis. Listening In #1Erin Bledsoe...
by kobowritinglife | Sep 19, 2022 | Blog, KWL Community, Resources, The Craft of Writing, Tips
Research – for some, it’s intimidating; for others, it’s the best part about starting a new project. But, for almost every writing endeavour, it is necessary. KWL here today with an overview of what you can use to enhance your research endeavours, followed by a series...
by kobowritinglife | Sep 16, 2022 | Blog, KWL Community, My Writing Life, Tips
Writing is, for many, a serious business – oftentimes literally. Like any other job or skill, writing can be hard on the body and mind. Sitting in a desk chair all day, brow furrowed, leaning in close to the screen, focused so hard you’ve forgotten to blink for a few...
by kobowritinglife | Sep 12, 2022 | Blog, KWL Community
If you’re as energized by the fall weather in the northern hemisphere as I am or are feeling the spring-cleaning itch in the southern hemisphere, then you’re probably ahead of the curve. You might have already re-organized your desk, invested in new writing tools and...
by kobowritinglife | Sep 9, 2022 | Blog, KWL Community, My Writing Life, Resources, Self-Promotion, Self-Publishing, The Business of Writing, Tips
Let’s face it: we’re all guilty of comparing our work to that of others. Sometimes, it can be a little demoralizing – but many other times, it can be a source of inspiration and result in a connection that you didn’t think you had before. In publishing, this kind of...
by kobowritinglife | Sep 2, 2022 | Blog, KWL Community
I don’t know about you, but whenever September comes around, I’m reminded of the library. Maybe it has to do with my years at school: from preschool to post-secondary, the return to classes in September (in Canada, at least) was synonymous with more frequent trips to...
