Journaling is a great way to stimulate the writing process. Your journal is your own personal sacred space whether it’s in a leather-bound book, a notebook, or on your laptop. You can write as much or as little as you like and as often as you see fit. It’s a great way to deal with stress, to develop initial character sketches, and ideas for future stories and book projects. I recently found an old journal and now have several great ideas for future books.
Hugs,
Deb
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I'm a nursing professor and writer. I have published 3 nursing books, 2 picture books, a chapter book, 2 middle-grade books, an activity book, and a self-care book. My new middle-grade "Hannah and the Hobgoblins" will be released in January 2021. And "Dale Earnhardt: Destined to Race" what I wrote with my co-author R.S. Murphy will also be released in January. I am thrilled to share that I also have book contracts with Clear Fork Publishers and Pen It Publications. I love the beach and have written many of my books while out on Montauk. I love to read and enjoy painting, cooking, gardening, and hiking.
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