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Writing Today, Publishing Next Year

Victoria November 12, 2018 Writer's LifeLeave a comment

Despite a sometimes crushingly high level of anxiety that makes me worry about hypothetical future scenarios, I’m generally a person who lives from moment to moment and day to day. I spend as much time as possible outdoors, which both feeds and causes my desire to live in the moment. …

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Public Speaking and the Nightmare that Wasn’t

Victoria October 28, 2018 Uncategorized / Writer's LifeLeave a comment

A storm hit right before I left for one of my biggest book events to date. I was scheduled to speak to a large audience, which meant I’d need a microphone. I don’t have a love affair with microphones, but I conquer that fear by being meticulously prepared. Part of …

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Five Things I Learned About Publishing

Victoria September 9, 2017 Writer's LifeLeave a comment

I didn’t think rejection would disappear once I got my first book contract, but I thought the sting of it would lessen. False. 2. I learned to love Twitter, despite the soul-sucking potential of social media. I’ve read some great articles, essays, and poems that I wouldn’t have found without …

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