On Writing Bravely – My Guest Post Today at Cynsations

Writing bravely can be hard; you make yourself vulnerable. But I think it’s worth it–for you and for the reader. I hope you’ll check out my guest post today on Cynsations about writing bravely.

A quote from the post:

“…I believe that writing that taps into our own experiences and emotional truths can be among the most powerful writing. I think that it can touch others on a deep level, evoke compassion or thought, create change. And that’s something I always want to do..”

Do you make yourself vulnerable when you write? Do you write your truths into fiction?

Do emotional truths resonate with you in novels you read?

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