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  • Writer’s Block—and How to Overcome It

    Writer’s Block—and How to Overcome It

    Writer’s block is something I’m sure every writer knows about and dreads. It’s something I’ve struggled with myself, something I continue to find myself struggling with, even knowing about a dozen strategies to work through it. I don’t think it’s something that goes away just because you know how these strategies, but it’s knowing how…

    Tigerpetal Press

    April 11, 2022
    Writing Tips
    advice, author, author help, avoid writers block, downloadable pdf, fiction, fiction writing, help, overcoming writers block, stop writers block, story, storytelling, strategies, writer, writers block, writing, writing tip
  • How to Get the Most Out of Self-Editing

    Editing is an integral part of the writing process, but at the same time, it’s completely separate. You’ve probably heard the advice Don’t edit while you write before, but what does that mean? Writing the first draft of your book should be all about getting the story on paper (or in an electronic document). There…

    Tigerpetal Press

    April 4, 2022
    Writing Tips
    author, beta reading, book reviewer, book writing, books, content editing, copy editing, copyediting, developmental editing, downloadable pdf, editing, editor, fiction, manuscript, pdf, professional, professional editor, proofreading, publisher, publishing, self editing, self-editing, technical editing, writer, writing
  • Review: City of Ashes

    City of Ashes by Cassandra Clare 4 stars – I liked it; it was good Book two of the Mortal Instruments series! I started reading this the day I finished book one, on March 6; I needed to know more right away. After the big reveal at the end of the previous book about Clary…

    Tigerpetal Press

    March 28, 2022
    book review
    angels, book recommendations, book review, bookreviewer, books, cassandra clare, city of ashes, clary fray, demons, fantasy, fiction, jace wayland, magic, opinion, shadowhunters, tbr, teen fantasy, teen fiction, the mortal instruments, vampires, werewolves, YA fiction
  • Review: The Gift of Marmidon

    The Gift of Marmidon by Tiffany M. Rhys 4 stars – I liked it; it was good I began reading this book on March 14, 2022, after the author reached out to me for an honest review. I’m hoping to get more into doing book reviews for indie authors, and this was an excellent book…

    Tigerpetal Press

    March 22, 2022
    book review
    author, book recommendations, book review, book series, bookreviewer, dragons, elf race, escape, evil king, fantasy, fiction, first book, future, generation, high fantasy, indie, indie author, legacy, magic, maps, medieval, new author, opinion, post-apocalyptic, self publishing, tbr, the chosen one, training, young adult, young adult fantasy
  • 10 Tips for New Writers

    Recently, I’ve been brainstorming different articles to add to my blog, and this one seemed to be the most obvious. My journey as a writer started thirteen years ago, and along the way, I’ve had highs and lows. I’ve known the struggle of being a new writer, wading through the deep waters, so here’s some…

    Tigerpetal Press

    March 17, 2022
    Writing Tips
    10 tips, fiction, helping writers, list, opinion, tips, top 10, writershelpingwriters, writing, Writing Tips
  • Review: City of Bones

    City of Bones by Cassandra Clare 4 stars – I liked it; it was good This book is from my brother’s bookshelf. He read the series years ago. My good friend is also a big fan of the series, so I figured it was next on my list. I began reading this book on February…

    Tigerpetal Press

    March 14, 2022
    book review
    adventure, angels, book one, book recommendations, book review, bookreviewer, books, cassandra clare, city of bones, clare, clary fray, demons, fantasy, fiction, jace wayland, lgbt, LGBTQIA+, magic, mystery, reading, review, shadowhunters, supernatural, tbr, teen fantasy, teen fiction, the mortal instruments, valentine, vampires, werewolves
  • Review: Dawned

    Dawned by Michelle Areaux DISCLAIMER: I came by this book through Facebook. It was getting ready for publication, and the author was looking for Advanced Review Copy (ARC) readers. I volunteered and received a free ebook copy through the website: Booksprout. Please note that the free ARC book wasn’t the finalized version (though it should’ve…

    Tigerpetal Press

    March 7, 2022
    book review
    advance review copy, angels, ARC, book review, bookreviewer, curse, cursebreaking, dawned, high school, hybrids, immortality, life and death, magic, michelle areaux, romance, supernatural, teen fiction, teen romance, vampire novel, vampires, werewolves, witches
  • Batwoman Breaking Through

    This essay was written a couple of years ago for a university class of mine, and I figured I’d share it. [Please note that this essay will only discuss Season 1, as it was written before Season 2 was released.] Batwoman Breaking Through: A Personal Essay about Gender Roles and Sexuality Superhero shows are always…

    Tigerpetal Press

    March 2, 2022
    Opinion Piece, personal essay
    batwoman 2019, change, cw, essay, gender, gender roles, inclusion, LGBTQ, LGBTQIA+, opinion, personal essay, representation, sexuality, society, writing
  • Is Fanfiction “Real Writing”?

    I’ve seen this question posed a few times, though not outright. It’s mostly a statement used against fanfiction writers. “Oh, but that’s not real writing.” It’s frustrating. Because of this, Fanfiction is somewhat of a joke in the writing community. It’s something that people either love or hate. The first thing most people tend to…

    Tigerpetal Press

    February 28, 2022
    Opinion Piece
    discussion, fandom, fanfiction, fiction characters, is fanfiction real?, opinion, real versus fake, real writing?, writing
  • Vampires in Fiction

    Vampire novels (stories including vampires in general) are something I only got into last summer, and even then, the only vampire media I’ve touched upon are The Vampire Diaries, Dawned by Michelle Areaux, and most recently The Mortal Instruments Series by Cassandra Clare (halfway through City of Bones as of this post). I am by…

    Tigerpetal Press

    February 25, 2022
    Opinion Piece
    fiction, magic, novels, opinions, storytelling, supernatural creatures, vampires, vampires in fiction, writing
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