I'm one of those writers who writes on Microsoft Word out of pure laziness. I've seen lots of different pieces of writing software online but haven't been brave enough to break out of my miserable Word bubble. After all, I can't remember not knowing how to work Word. The idea of learning new software is always going to be daunting. I was kicked out of my lazy cycle when I was lucky enough to receive an email from the lovely people at Write! which propelled me to check out their software. And I'm here to spread the joy. Let me tell you, there are better choices out there than Word! I think most writers will agree with me. The first thing I loved about Write! was that I could write on my Micro
It's that time again! Happy I read YA week! The blog I wrote for I read YA week last year is fitting this year as the theme is #YAStandsFor, and my blog was all about Why #IReadYA. The year before that, I listed ten YA books that people should be reading. Now I'm going one step further. I'm going to list my top twenty-five YA stand-alone books and series. Every book/series on this list should be added to your TBR list immediately! They are phenomenal! (In case you were wondering, they're alphabetical by author.) The Reapers are the Angels - Alden Bell Anna Dressed in Blood duology - Kendare Blake The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky The Hunger Games trilogy - Suzanne Collins Bef
