LeQuita C. Harrison

In my previous blog post I gave you 4 steps you can try when beginning to write your book or story. This post will be a continuation with new steps to follow. Writing should be a joyous and fun experience. If you’re dipping your hands in creative writing just for the money, then this may not be the right path for you. When writing a book or a story it can take a long time of editing and revising before it’s perfect for publishing, but taking these steps first can help to at

There are plenty of articles and author blogs that give you their insights on how to begin writing a story or a book. Well, I would like to give my insight and what worked best for me. I’ve developed this method over years of experience in writing books and short stories. I was able to use this method while writing my debut new adult fantasy book, The Fairest . So let’s dive in with the first 4 steps. Stay tuned for the Part 2 which will list the next 4 steps. STEP 1: Have

Every time someone asks me this question “What does writing mean to you?” I always say freedom. I can’t help but to say freedom. In our world today we are sometimes oppressed to give our opinions or forced into a bubble where we have to accept the every day norm and be like everyone else. Well, I am not like everyone else. Instead of entrapping my mind from exploring and learning, I release it. I allow my imagination and my curiosity to take me on journeys I will never forge

While I was on my journey writing and putting together my book Stuck , I’ve learned a lot from my advisors, professors, and fellow writers. Information that nearly blew me away when I thought I already knew everything about writing. Let me remind you now, it’s okay to learn something new every day. Today, I want to focus on something small but major when it comes to writing a story or a book. Whether you know this fact or not, I encourage you to practice – practice – and pra