April Davila - Author
There are 109 days left in 2017. Yikes, right? Doesn't it seem way too soon to be talking about the end of the year? And yet... 109 days. I don't why the earth passing once around the sun should matter at all to my writing, but I also know that … [Continue reading] about 4 Writing Challenges to Help You Finish 2017 Strong
Stewie and Brian If you're working on a novel, and you've never heard Stewie questioning Brian the Dog about his work in progress, allow me to share with you one of the more brilliant moments from prime time television. I'm not even a big Family Guy … [Continue reading] about Friends Becoming Enemies, Enemies Becoming Friends…
Yesterday was the official launch date for my friend Erin La Rosa's latest book The Big Redhead Book. One of the many awesome things about Erin is that she refuses to pick a genre. She writes all kinds of stuff. So for today's post, I asked if we … [Continue reading] about Erin La Rosa and The Big Redhead Book
I usually avoid getting political here on my blog. I have opinions, don't get me wrong, it's just that I try to stay focused on the topic of writing, so I don't get much chance opine on the issues of our time. But I'm taking a moment here. Because … [Continue reading] about Reading #OutsideMyBookBubble
It can be difficult to find big chunks of time to write. No lie. And we can't sit around waiting for languid days to fall into our laps (otherwise we'd never get any writing done), but sometimes we need more than an hour at a time to write. I've been … [Continue reading] about 5 Ways to Make Big Chunks of Time to Write
For years, I've had my eye on this local writing school here in Los Angeles. I get an email every time they post new classes and every time I click to peruse the options, but I never signed up, until a few weeks ago. I registered for a writing class … [Continue reading] about 3 Reasons to Take A Writing Class, Even If You Think You Don’t Need To
It took me a while to understand the value of the Scrivener corkboard. It was frustrating at first, because I'm a visual person, and I love using note cards in real life, but I just couldn't get comfortable with the digital version. That was before I … [Continue reading] about Three Tips for Using the Scrivener Corkboard