Just to share what I use as a traveling at-home private educator and an on-the-go freelance writer, here's what's in my bag:
Turns out, when your country is comfortable putting kids in cages, your writing spirit can be ripped out of you.
Write the next thing. Write the next thing. Fix it up. Send it out. Write the next thing.
Every nook and cranny and item was clear to see and I thought, "How is he doing this so I can steal his powers?"
However, as I write, and during the quiet hours of the day in between my students, story ideas pop up in my mind. Nuggets of a potentially larger tale.
To counter the outline hate, I have two quick stories. Well, one story, and the other is the piece of writing advice I'm going to dissect.
Writing Skill-Grid is where I... attempt to fill up small icons on my writerly growth grid.
As for my other project code name, Project: HARP, my current middle-grade fantasy novel I'm writing, this week's post is one part update and one part method.
Fifth Draft 