That means it lands in the app waiting for me to read later. When I find a site that I believe to be helpful I pocket it. Pocket is a nifty little add-on that I use way too often. Be it images, articles about certain subjects and more. No matter what I am looking for that is where I start. So I thought I’d share a little of that with you! In one of the Journeyman Writer episodes, Alastair Stephens and Lani Diane Rich talked about the tools they use for their writing and that made me think about what I use. I’ve been listening to several podcasts recently (including The Journeyman Writer and Self Publishing Podcast) and I did find that a few things worked for me while others didn’t but worked just fine for others.
As sucky as that is, everyone needs to find what works for them and then stick to it, or adjust it until it feels natural, perfect for YOU. Something that works for me, might not work for you and the other way around. For every author, you ask what they use you might get just as many different answers. Hundreds or even thousands of blog posts and articles about how to plan, how to outline, how to write, even how to edit your writing. The internet is filled with advice, must haves, must dos, should dos and checklists on what to do to write a novel, short story or even blog posts.
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