Pleased to have an essay on The Woven Tale Press, a literary site I learned about from following Lisa Romeo‘s blog. On Fridays, Lisa often posts links useful to writers, especially writers of creative nonfiction.
The essay is about having no niche as a writer. On one hand, I find that reality frustrating, but on the other hand, I’m happy that I’m not “stuck” with one topic.
This essay was accepted at The Woven Tale Press before I started NaNoWriMo in November (National Novel Writing Month). So the good news is that I actually AM working on that novel that I was only day-dreaming about in the essay. The rest of what I say about roaming around from topic to topic in my nonfiction work still holds true.
Have a great week everyone!
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Nina Badzin hosts the top 1% podcast Dear Nina: Conversations About Friendship. She's been writing about friendship since 2014 and has had friendship advice in NPR, WSJ, Real Simple Magazine, The Daily Skim, The Guardian, The Telegraph UK, Time Magazine, and elsewhere.
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