As a writer, do you ever feel as if you’re stuck? That your skills as a writer have hit a wall? I’ve discussed in a previous blog the benefits of having a writing group, but I’d like to lay down some more info on other resources, namely writing classes. If you had great electives back in high school or went to college, you may have taken the opportunity to sign up for a writing class. That class may have focused on poetry, fiction, non-fiction, fantasy/sci-fi or whatever, but

It is now week 2 of NaNoWriMo! How is everyone doing? We hope you’re exercising that right brain of yours and staying on track with your writing goal. It was not realistic for me to go for the 50,000 word goal this year, so I set myself a goal to write 500 words every day this month. That I could do, but I knew it would still be challenging with where I’m at in my life right now (can’t make it too easy!). This blog post is for those of you who are feeling overwhelmed with you

I’ve never complained about spending a night with a bottle of wine and a good book, but sometimes I need something else. Sometimes, I want to go somewhere terrible where strangers shout at each other. Sometimes, I want to shout at strangers. Sometimes, I want the strangers to shout at me. When I need to go somewhere terrible, with the highest likelihood of strangers shouting at me, there's no better place in the world than the Nob Hill Inn. The Nob is unquestionably the worst