the struggle
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WIP Wednesday; The Pendulum
Hello friends and welcome back to WIP Wednesday, the blog series where I scream into the void about the project I’m currently writing, presently a portal fantasy tentatively titled Trials of the Windsong Goddess. I don’t have much to comment on today. I am glad to be back into something vaguely resembling a writing habit,… Continue reading
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Monday Motivations; The Most Powerful Motivator in the World
Hello friends and welcome to another pertinacious week of writing. Last week I talked about the concept of bullrushing one’s way through a creative blockage. Smashing your face against the brick wall of an abandoned muse until something gives (hopefully not your face) and you can finally move forward again. Friends, I’m about to start… Continue reading
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Foolishness
Hello friends and welcome to another foolhardy edition of Just Another Struggling Writer. I’m just another struggling writer. Friends, do you remember a while back when I talked about Type A personalities, people who have to always be on the go, doing something, never not working and how I have come to accept that I… Continue reading
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WIP Wednesday; Brute Force
Hello friends and welcome back to WIP Wednesday, the blog series where I cry about my current WIP, at present a portal fantasy tentatively titled Trials of the Windsong Goddess. You may notice that my word count total has not grown as expected since my last update, which is largely thanks to a particularly stubborn… Continue reading
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Monday Motivations; Treading Old Ground
Hello friends and welcome to another wrung-out week of writing. First and foremost, happy Camp NaNoWriMo to those who observe. I, myself, chose to participate and promptly fell behind in my word goal. But, at this point, it would be Just Another Struggling Writer if I didn’t. Secondly, well, I’m back after a second in… Continue reading
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Shareable Saturday; When You Need a Wiki For Your Own Book
Hello friends! Shareable Saturday is back with another great writing resource for all you super detail-oriented writers. Friends, fans of epic fantasy or sweeping sci-fi sagas, have you ever been reading a sequel or the end of a trilogy, or even the seventh book in a ten-book series, and noticed a detail that didn’t match… Continue reading
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WIP Wednesday; The Fanfiction Draft
Hello friends and welcome back to the corner of the internet where I cry about the book I’m currently writing, at present titled Trials of the Windsong Goddess. I’ve been plugging away at my draft since officially starting it last week. Some days are stronger than others, and consistency continues to be my great white… Continue reading
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Fiction Friday; Letting Fate Decide
Hello everyone and welcome back to Fiction Friday, the blog series where I talk about the books I’m reading rather than writing. I confess to finding myself in something of a reading slump of late. After feverishly ripping my way through the first one and a half entries of a cozy fantasy romance series, I… Continue reading
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Is There Such a Thing As Professional Beta Readers
Hello friends and welcome to another tentative edition of Just Another Struggling Writer. I’m just another struggling writer. Friends, readers, fellow writers, I’ve been thinking about offering my services as a beta reader to my fellow authors of adult fantasy. But, truth be told, I don’t know if anyone would be interested in said services.… Continue reading
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WIP Wednesday; Stutter Step
Hello everyone and welcome back to the corner of the internet where I cry about my current work-in-progress, currently a portal fantasy tentatively titled Trials of the Windsong Goddess. Eagle-eyed readers may notice that the status of this WIP has once again been updated. While I’ve been in a state of outlining on and off… Continue reading
About Me
Kerry Share’s love for writing started, as it so often does, as a love of reading at an early age. At age 11 she wrote her first short story, a Harry Potter knockoff of dubious quality, and her love for creative expression was born. Throughout her teen years she continued to foster that passion through derivative work, and at 23 she turned her eye to original fiction.
Now in her thirties, having taken a break from creative endeavors to cope with an ever changing life and landscape, she is determined to make her dream of a writing career reality.