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A treat… a spoilery treat, so read at your own risk! This chapter I liked, but ultimately cut it from The Living God. It was a good hint into the complex relationship between Saran, Keleir, and Rowe, but ultimately had
Happy October you lovely people! Below you are going to find some helpful curated links to a few things that I’ve been using for my own work. I hope it helps other budding or seasoned writers out there! I’m going to try
“Author Kaytalin Platt grew up in a quaint rural town north of Mobile, AL that gave her imagination a place to blossom and fuel to keep imagining beyond what she had experienced to that point. Writing, next to the people
The capital of Adrid sat atop a massive hill, bordering on the edge of a six-hundred-foot cliff overlooking the Andrian Sea for which the city was named. Like many towns in Adrid, it had once been prosperous, a mecca to
The Living God just wrapped its second round of developmental edits and is moving on to a brief copy edit to review the new material. I’m eagerly awaiting the cover design for the book since my design is being replaced
Do you ever feel disjointed? Overwhelmed? Like there just isn’t enough time in the day, the week, the month, the year? Do you forget things, or repeat information over and over in your head in the hopes of remembering them?
We all have fears. Most people are afraid of dying. I used to be. There was a time when I was utterly convinced I wouldn’t live past 18. But, I lost that fear when I found myself huddled on the
I recently joined a closed Facebook group for female writers called Creative Central, run by Debbie Burns, a writing coach. Recently, she did a series of Facebook Live writing workshops, all gearing towards her upcoming six-month long writing course called
Good morning guys! I’ve got a treat for you. Here is an excerpt from The Living God! I hope you enjoy it and that it gets you excited for the book. If you haven’t pre-ordered, and this strikes your fancy,
In my last post I discussed how change (the jump) proved hard, but completing that change (the fall) often turned out the easiest. I’m really good at choosing to fall. I’m a goal oriented person. If I don’t have a