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

I am on my way to self-publishing my Young Adult Fantasy Fiction book called The Fairest. Here is a quick update on what’s been happening behind the process. Last night, I did more edits on Book One. I’m feeling very happy about this scene change that I’ve done. I’ve been changing and adding scenes this week, but this one I feel would help develop Mageia’s character. My beta readers are doing such an amazing job with pointing out plot holes and character holes and raising gr

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