Originally posted on Jenny Magazine:
Responses to all Issue 10 submissions have been sent out this week, bringing us one step closer to sharing an awesome Spring issue with you! We’re really excited, as always, to produce Jenny Magazine, and we’ve got some ideas to further the Jenny vision, including an accompanying sampler zine for…
Originally posted on Jenny Magazine:
I have been head editor of Jenny Magazine for a year now, and something that I wanted to make sure I did in this position was to both continue the mission of Jenny that was laid down when it was founded in 2010 and do something new with each issue.…
I can’t sit alone, I can’t walk alone, I’m not even alone when I pee. I can’t talk alone on the telephone; I’m not even alone when I eat. I can’t cry alone, even sigh alone, and beware when I take … Source: MUSING ON WHAT A LIFE OF SOLITUDE WOULD BE LIKE
Originally posted on writingthedreamblog:
Barnes & Noble (and bookstores in general) has always been one of my top spots for finding inspiration. Nothing delights me more than perusing the shelves for the next life-changing novel! Aside from being a place of inspiration and just overall fun, your local bookstore can also prove to be a…
Originally posted on sinisterdarksoul:
BOOM!…BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!…BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!…BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!…BOOM! BOOM! We are the voices in his head We speak to him of the dead Telling him of other twisted realities Of the things we wish to speak Every second of every day They are always chattering away They tell me so many things…
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Originally posted on The Ink and Palette:
When you’re working, reading, studying, painting, relaxing, writing, or just lounging, sometimes the perfect ambient sound hits the spot. Or, perhaps a great music channel does it for you. But don’t waste your time looking for websites that offer ambient sounds for free – I already did it…
Originally posted on Editor Says:
“Chapter 1.” Two magical words that give no indication to the hours upon hours authors spend perfecting those first few pages. Without a captivating opening chapter, writers don’t make it past agents, editors, or readers. Here’s how you can nail writing the beginning of your story. Make the first line count. I love tense, understated first…
Originally posted on The Ink and Palette:
We’ve all been there: You’re sitting at your desk, your laptop/notepad is out, your fingers/pen are ready. You find yourself unable to think of anything. You almost don’t want to write as you are weighted down by lethargy. Jumping into writing after hours of not writing (or even thinking of writing) is hard.…
Originally posted on Corey Truax:
A younger me. My last deployment in the military was to Iraq. ?I was attached to a team of pipe-swinging Army guys. ?I was their combat camera goofball. ?I documented missions as they happened shoulder-to-shoulder with them (well, truth be told, more out of their way and to their right.…
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