I’ve seen a fair amount of gatekeeping and author shaming going on around the writing community lately and it’s made me a bit angry.
The Joy of Eating By Alex Noonan (@lx_borden)
Keeping Up Appearances By Tangela Williams-Spann (@Twillspann)
THE DEAD WARS: Escaping Punishment in 17th Century FRANCE By M. Andrew Faraday (@DeuxLips)
Joy By Chet Sandberg (@Chet_Novels)
What Brings You Joy By M. Dalto (@MDalto421)
Carving Out Time By Jared A. Conti (@oracularbeard)
Writing is a Marathon, Not a Sprint. By Trey Stone (@TreyStoneAuthor)
The Joy Hoard By Beth Hudson (@TFiredrake)
Q: What Sparks Joy? A: The Roll of a D20. By Brenton Barnes (@brentonsquared)
Poor Dixie Cup! By Ron Charach (@CharachRon)
A Picnic to Share By Diana Coombes (@WriterRavenclaw)
What Brings Me Joy By Eugene Galt (eugene_galt)
Cooking Up a Great Story By B.K. Bass (@B_K_Bass)
What Makes Me Happy? By Eaton Krone (@eatonkrone)
What Brings Me Joy? By V. E. Patton (truedialogue)
Now, I know it might seem odd to take my Joy from The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows — John Koenig’s masterful collection of made up words — but bear with me.