This is going to be a bit of a rant, so strap yourselves in and get ready for some… angry content.

Today, I want to talk about my writing history. I’ve been writing for several years and I never had a good example of what a writer’s path should look like. It was hard to tell if I was doing everything the right way, though there isn’t really a correct way to go about becoming a writer. This isn’t going to be a post giving advice on becoming a writer or suggestions for how to develop your skills--I’ll release something like that in the future. Instead, I’m just going to talk about the things I did historically as I learned to write and found my voice.

Since my updates have been sparse of late (though, thankfully, are improving in terms of frequency), I thought I'd provide a bit of a catch-up post relating to my current projects.

It's time to stop babying my novel. On December 6th, I'll be participating in #PitMad. Here is my first page and a brief summary of Chainbreaker.

In this post, I’ll be focusing on why I wrote The Imperfect’s Journal using Wattpad.