Clades 🍉
@cladesm.bsky.social
Author. Fan of too many fandoms. Introvert. I don't usually talk much but I love encouraging others having fun and trying to make the world a better place on my timeline (skyline?).
Am querying a New Adult Urban Fantasy, and writing five other books.
Am querying a New Adult Urban Fantasy, and writing five other books.
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A bit niche but she might find it funny?
November 14, 2025 at 4:52 AM
A bit niche but she might find it funny?
Yeah sounds like burnout. *Hug*
November 11, 2025 at 2:12 AM
Yeah sounds like burnout. *Hug*
Editing is its own beast for me... That takes forever 😔
November 11, 2025 at 1:59 AM
Editing is its own beast for me... That takes forever 😔
*hug*
Make the goal something you think you can handle even if it's something like 1 minute a week.
I struggle with writng on an actual schedule, but I found 4theWords or WritersBlock where you try to write a certain amount in a specific timeframe helped a ton. But everyone's process is different.
Make the goal something you think you can handle even if it's something like 1 minute a week.
I struggle with writng on an actual schedule, but I found 4theWords or WritersBlock where you try to write a certain amount in a specific timeframe helped a ton. But everyone's process is different.
November 11, 2025 at 1:58 AM
*hug*
Make the goal something you think you can handle even if it's something like 1 minute a week.
I struggle with writng on an actual schedule, but I found 4theWords or WritersBlock where you try to write a certain amount in a specific timeframe helped a ton. But everyone's process is different.
Make the goal something you think you can handle even if it's something like 1 minute a week.
I struggle with writng on an actual schedule, but I found 4theWords or WritersBlock where you try to write a certain amount in a specific timeframe helped a ton. But everyone's process is different.
You could also dedicate time (like two hours a week) to this and work on something else at the same time.
Going back and forth might get you the momentum while allowing you to branch out.
Going back and forth might get you the momentum while allowing you to branch out.
November 11, 2025 at 1:44 AM
You could also dedicate time (like two hours a week) to this and work on something else at the same time.
Going back and forth might get you the momentum while allowing you to branch out.
Going back and forth might get you the momentum while allowing you to branch out.
Do you know what is causing the story issue? (A plothole? Killed a character you like? Or just the pacing?)
November 11, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Do you know what is causing the story issue? (A plothole? Killed a character you like? Or just the pacing?)
Take a break from the project and start a new one.
You'll be a stronger writer when you come back to it later.
Maybe set a date when you go back to it so it doesn't get forgotten?
You'll be a stronger writer when you come back to it later.
Maybe set a date when you go back to it so it doesn't get forgotten?
November 11, 2025 at 1:33 AM
Take a break from the project and start a new one.
You'll be a stronger writer when you come back to it later.
Maybe set a date when you go back to it so it doesn't get forgotten?
You'll be a stronger writer when you come back to it later.
Maybe set a date when you go back to it so it doesn't get forgotten?