My Poem of the Week is "Missing Pieces." I'm starting final revisions on Book 3 today before submitting the entire trilogy to agents in the weeks to come, and this all feels right. Wish me luck!

My Poem of the Week is "Manic" in honor of the burst of creative energy I've been feeling lately. Let's hope this one's harmless.

🚩I intend to include a lengthy list of content/trigger warnings for each of my books. Do you like when authors do that? Does it actually influence your reading in any way? 🚩

As I get started on my Book 2 final revisions, my Poem of the Week is "Contentment."

"A Gift From The Past" for my Poem of the Week!

Back to my Poem of the Week!

The Poem of the Week is "Signs." Please enjoy!

Bonus Poem for National Poetry Month: Creative Nonfiction

National Poetry Month, Day 30: End of Project

National Poetry Month, Day 29: Accomplishment

National Poetry Month, Day 28: Exhaustion

National Poetry Month, Day 27: Celebrate

National Poetry Month, Day 26: Ready

National Poetry Month, Day 25: Muse in the Mirror

National Poetry Month, Day 24: Aflutter

National Poetry Month, Day 23: Harvest

National Poetry Month, Day 22: Grow

National Poetry Month, Day 21: Vulture

National Poetry Month, Day 20: Love and Light

National Poetry Month, Day 19: Feeding the Crows

National Poetry Month, Day 18: Sliding Scale

National Poetry Month, Day 17: Music

National Poetry Month, Day 16: Hypomanic

National Poetry Month, Day 15: Hidden

National Poetry Month, Day 14: Deep Down

National Poetry Month, Day 13: Forgetfulness

National Poetry Month, Day 12: Fantasy

National Poetry Month, Day 11: Small

National Poetry Month, Day 10: Rays

National Poetry Month, Day 9: Magic

National Poetry Month, Day 8: Migrate

National Poetry Month, Day 7: To Write a Book

National Poetry Month, Day 6: Tea Leaves

National Poetry Month, Day 5: Garden

National Poetry Month, Day 4: 2,000 Words

National Poetry Month, Day 3: Inspiration

National Poetry Month, Day 2: Rejection

National Poetry Month, Day 1: Five Aces

Here’s this week’s poem, “Oddities.” If you’re on FB, follow my page at Author Sibyl Sinclair, and keep an eye out for my website, which will be going live by the end of the week!

This week’s poem is titled “ Nocturnal.” Enjoy!

This week’s poem is called “Maps.” Follow for more!

If you can’t buy inspiration, homemade is fine.

Friday Mood.

Happy (one day late) Lunar New Year to all who recognize it!

There’s a new free post on my Patreon! Check it out!

It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything, so here’s a poem I wrote this morning. 🖤

As of this morning, I have 10,000 words remaining until I hit my goal word count. Wish me luck!

There’s a new post on my Patreon! Please read (it’s free!) and consider subscribing to help me out.

How do we feel about chapter titles? They seem less common these days, and I kind of miss them. I’m not talking about dropping the name of the protagonist for books with more than one, but an actual word or phrase to sum up the chapter you’re about to read. Yea or nay?

That mingled pride and disappointment of adding the *perfect* sentence only to discover that you’ve already written it in the next paragraph