Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Writer or Author? Video Refresh
by JD Blackrose · Published · Updated
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Let’s begin the Fight
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Rejection – The Ugly Word
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Learning to Juggle
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: To Dump or not to Dump
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Keep the Faith
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Finding Your Identity
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Just for the love of it
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: 5 Step plan for success
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Planning Issue
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Crossroads
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Overwhelming Effect
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Waiting Game
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Reflection 2013
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: New Year New Challenges
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Am I a real Writer?
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Taking The Next Step
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Submission Phobia
- Setting Self Doubt On Fire: How To Get Ideas
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Dealing with Fear
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Only Guarantee
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Doubts of others
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Let those positives shine
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: First Draft Blues
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Time-wasting issue
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Embrace the bad ideas
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Writer or Author?
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Negative Feedback; the double slap
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Pat yourself on the back
- Setting Self Doubt On Fire: The Deflated Eureka Moment
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The doomed quest for perfection
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Writing Group fears
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Horror Tree Crew tackle Mr Self Doubt
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Read aloud challenge
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Find your inner belief
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: NaNoWriMo and Self-Doubt
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: We are NaNoWriMo winners
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: New Year’s Resolutions for Writers
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The benefits of organizing
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Editing Strain
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Writing Group Experience
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Dealing with second stage fears
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Reading aloud to an audience
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Importance of perseverance
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Self-Doubt or Gut Feeling
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Get ready for NaNoEdMo
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Benefits of Writing Goals
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Rejection Gets Better
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Writers, take care of yourself!
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: How to Boost Your Self-Confidence
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Why You Should Go to a Writing Festival
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Help! A Publisher has Dropped Me
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Setting Self Doubt on Fire Challenge
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: How to Prepare for a Book Reading Event
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: It’s NaNoWriMo and NaNoEdMo Time
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Help! I Didn’t Reach My NaNo Goal
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Let’s Beat Self-Doubt in 2017
- WIHM: Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Female Horror Writer and Proud
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Don’t Let Self-Doubt Make You Miss Deadlines
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Hey! Where’s My Book Reading Audience
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: 5 Tips on How to Ignore the Negative Voices
- Video Refresh: Rejection – The Ugly Word
- Video Refresh: Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Learning to Juggle
- Video Refresh: To Dump or not to Dump
- Video Refresh: Keep The Faith
- Video Refresh: Finding Your Identity
- Video Refresh: 5 Step plan for success
- Video Refresh: The Planning Issue
- Video Refresh: The Crossroads
- Video Refresh: The Overwhelming Effect
- Video Refresh: The Waiting Game
- Video Refresh: Am I A Real Writer?
- Video Refresh: Taking The Next Step
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Let’s Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway in 2019
- Video Refresh: Submission Phobia
- Video Refresh: Dealing With Fear
- WIHM: Setting Self Doubt on Fire: The Female Horror Author Reading Challenge
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Writer or Author? Video Refresh
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Beat the Fear of Self-Publishing
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: Do NaNoWriMo Differently This Year
- Setting Self Doubt on Fire: How Can Online Groups Help Writers?
- Setting Self-Doubt on Fire – AuthorTube – Learn How to Describe Emotion
- Setting Self-Doubt on Fire: How to Set Realistic Goals for NaNoWriMo
Writer or Author? by Nicole Simms
I have seen many websites that say that if you have work published then an author is what you are. I was even told that due to having work published I could call myself an author, but I have always associated the word author to those who have had a ‘novel’ published. So realising that I may not be alone in my confusion, I have decided to do this post.
- About the Author
- Latest Posts
J.D. Blackrose is the author of the Summoner’s Mark series which includes Demon Kissed, Fae Crossed, Hell Bound, and Samhain’s Bargain, through Bell Bridge Books. She is currently writing three more novels for this series. She’s published The Soul Wars, The Devil’s Been Busy, and the Zombie Cosmetologist novellas through Falstaff Books and is contracted for a new horror novel through Falstaff’s horror imprint, Falstaff Dread, to be out in 2024. She’s published short stories such as “The Space Ark,” in HOZ Journal of Speculative Fiction, “Welcome, Death,” in the Jewish Book of Horror, “Don’t Fool an Earth Witch,” in Mother’s Revenge, “The Book Burning,” in Curiosities, and “Poisoned by Sugar,” in Witches, Warriors, and Wise Women. “The Ghost Train,” was published by Third Flatiron in their Spring 2019 Anthology and Best of 2019 Anthology. Her most recent short stories include “A Sure Bet” in The Valkyries Initiative from CPK Publishing, and “It’s My Nature,” in Never Too Old to Save the World from Outland Entertainment. Under her legal name, Joelle M. Reizes, she co-authored a children’s Hannukah book entitled “Courageous Candles.”
Follow her: www.slipperywords.com,