Check out my new post over at MakeUseOf.com over Apple’s newly announce Pro level apps, Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad. I go over the details about what we know so far, including the pricing, features, and more.
What You Need To Know About Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad Read More »
My latest article is up at MakeUseOf.com. This one details many of the ways that your Mac protects your Privacy. Check it out and spread the love!
How a Mac Protects Your Privacy Read More »
My second MakeUseOf piece is up, and it’s a good one! Check out my guide for making any file a template file on macOS.
How to Make Any File a Template on MacOS Read More »
Check out my guide of MakeUseOf about finding and getting rid of all the duplicate photos on your Mac.
Get Rid of Your Duplicate Photos on Mac for MUO Read More »
I wrote a blog post for my new favorite writing software Novelpad.co. Check out my post on how to plan your entire novel using NovelPad. Hopefully, this is the first of more guest posts to come!
How to Plan Your Entire Novel with NovelPad Read More »
Like many others, my family got caught up in all the Southwest cancellations for the holidays of 2022. I just wanted to get our story down for and I might be able to spin this into a holiday comedy movie or something. Keeping Us Apart Before we get to this year’s story, I need to
Home for the Holidays | The Southwest Meltdown | Part 1 Read More »
Last week, we started to plan out our story by developing a few tentpole scenes. This week, we’re going to tackle the filling or those little moments of character development that go between these moments. The following writing exercises will help you flesh out those characters you’ve created. In this part, we get to have
Character Development Exercises – Filling In the Cracks Read More »
We finally get to planning out the story, so where do you start? The Beginning and The End of course.
Tips to Creating a Great Story Outline – Plotting a Character Arc with 5 Scenes Read More »
A log line can help you focus your writing. If you’re prepping for #NaNoWriMo check here to see what a log line is, and post yours for feedback.
Developing a Killer Theme Read More »
