Collaborative Writing Tag with Jasmine Little, discussing our favourite writing-related things.
Tag: writing tag
Reenergise (#61 of 365)
A poem.
WHY AUTHORS SHOULD NOT ASK FOR BOOK REVIEWS
Sale targets over written reviews
Brown Eyes (#25 of 365)
It’s a haiku!
Joesph (#24 of 365)
This one seems like the beginning of a children’s book. I think I’ll add to this story throughout the year.
Rip It Or Ship It | Book Tag
Ahoy-hoy Everybody! Time to head over to my YouTube Channel for everybody's favourite game: Rip It or Ship It! To explain how the game works, I have taken characters from books, stuffed them all in a cup, and pulled two at random. I rip them (R.I.P.) if I don't think they would work as a [...]
My Fictional Boyfriend Tag
Happy Valentine's Day! While, IRL, Hallmark Day isn't exactly something I celebrate, I am more than happy to get behind a book tag! Celebrating books & book boyfriends! Over on my YouTube channel I answer the following questions: The Most Romantic Boyfriend The Dark & Moody Bad Boy with a Good Side The Paranormal Boyfriend [...]
AuthorTube Christmas Tag 2017 // Collaboration with Mandi Lynn & Jessi Elliott
AuthorTube Christmas Tag 2017 Watch On YouTube! On the 1st December, The AuthorTube Christmas Tag 2017 went live! It is a collaboration with authors Mandi Lynn & Jessi Elliott, and myself. It stemmed from Jessi' tag from last year. Please check out all our videos, The tag is geared for YouTube, however there is no reason [...]
The Sarcastic Writing Tag
We are kicking off November with a tag that I thought would be hilarious to do. Created by Victoria Griffin. The rules being, every answer has to be sarcastic or ridiculous. Or... like they are not going to be both... Whatever... Watch On YouTube Questions: 1. Where does your writing inspiration come from? Obviously not [...]
The All Hallows Write Tag | Happy Halloween!
I was tagged by the lovely Dahlia Burroughs to do the #allhallowswrite tag! Originally created by Sam Kasse. Watch On YouTube It begins with two rules: Rule 1: Give a brief description of your novel. My novel is in a trilogy with the working title "Brittany & Charli: Book 1". It follows the story of [...]
