A Creative Dilemma

I've launched this website and a YouTube Channel on how to inspire your creativity and, well...the first video talks about the one word all writing geniuses believe in, and I realized I am suffering from that one pesky word with regards to my second novel of the trilogy. How ironic. Art (or lack thereof) imitates life: mine. I didn't quite catch I was missing that one crucial word when I made the video. It doesn't end here 'cause I've got a plan: find that one word. Check out the video, find out the one word, and get down to it.

Here's the speed I want to write ewith tomorrow.

Lighting Your Artistic Creative Process on Fire

That's one of my dreams and for the record I don't sleep well. In the next hour or two, I'll start posting ideas, tips, prompts, videos and books all about the artistic creative process, mine and yours—novel writing, screenplays, songwriting, non fiction, filmmaking and highland dance, possibly. There will be no highland dance. I live in the lowlands. I plan to enjoy doing it. The conversations, interviews and lesson ideas will be on my blog and most actively on my youtube page here. My bio is here to prove, if nothing else, I'm not a robot. My website is here. May it inspire your talent and dreams. If you have any questions, write me. Talk soon and welcome.

This is me writing a song, wishing we were collaborating—all while thinking about my next novel, book 2 of a trilogy, My Last Friends on Earth (here's an excerpt from Book 1) and a documentary I'm hopefully directing in 2022 on the history of the mega franchise Star Trek and its inimitable creator, Gene Roddenberry. Hey, Shatner just went into space! Multi-tasking is challenging. So is launching a website and a YouTube channel. But inspiring your artistic creativity (and mine) is my dream and worth it. Let's go.