#writingvlog

[naomi-l-tiessen-blog]

Vlog is herrrre! Today's topic: How to Get Started in Writing (and make it out alive) Guest star: my squirrel poncho I post new vlogs every Thursday! Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF66iRiQKSQ Or, link to my webpage is in the bio . . . . #vlog #newvlogger #writing #writingvlog #writingcommunity #writingtips #writingadvice #writer #writerslife #writersofig #writersofinsta #writersofyoutube #writersofyoutube #writersofinstagram #newwriter #newauthor #newvlogger #girlboss #girlwriter #authortube #booktube #poncho #advice #writinginspiration

[toithomas]

I'm A WIP: Writing Vlog 4/2025 #amwwriting

Today, I’m sharing some of my writing journey. I’ve released additional and exclusive content, in the form of story installments and video updates, to my Patreon community. For now, though, I hope you enjoy the video featured below. Will you help me grow my community to 100 FREE subscribers on Patreon? You get monthly updates and exclusive content. I tell you the truth, it’s better than a…

I'm A WIP: Writing Vlog 4/2025 #amwwriting

[wordsmithsarah]

Everything is Whooshing - A Writing Vlog

[deborahdeshoftim5779]

Sara Lubratt finishes the second draft of her current novel, and this video includes several pieces of useful advice to all writers. We have to set ourselves reasonable goals, one of the reasons why I have crashed and burned over the last 2 days (again). 

Progress via small increments is better than mad sessions at one time-- advice I have seen everywhere, but failed to follow. Also, I have to return to using habit trackers, something Sara does inside this video. 

From a writing perspective, Sara often notes the ongoing issues she has to fix and how they have to be delegated to a particular draft. This is important, as I am impatient and often straining at the leash to allow myself to “fix” problems. The issue is, one could spend all day fixing problems and never achieve anything. Best to only fix what is necessary at the time, before moving onto the next round. 

A great video, highly recommended for writers!

[deborahdeshoftim5779]

Sara Lubratt’s Writing Vlog from 23/04/2020. Once again, we see how not every goal can be reached, and how we just have to accept all progress regardless of the situation. Lubratt was also able to reuse material from her old brainstorming and drafts in the editing of her novel. This comes as a necessary lesson to idiots like me who have carelessly thrown away old drafts for not being “good” enough. In fact, it’s important to review old material and learn from it. A great writing video here. 

[wordsmithsarah]

Cats and Sims and Editing Novels - AuthorTube Vlog

This week I am starting to get the hang of working my day job at home AND working on my writing at home.

[a-world-of-words]

Hauls, DIYs, and Complaining about Not Writing || Writing Vlog

[nicolemarcina]

2020 means another year of writing. And what better way to start it than with a writing vlog? New video up! --- Video Link - https://youtu.be/o5bnxZelkUs --- #writingcommunity #writingvlog #authortube #authorsofinstagram #writersofinstagram #amwriting #indiewriting #authorlife #writerlife https://www.instagram.com/p/B61jICcg2Qu/?igshid=1mbikg3xacsjp