Inkfeather Pages is where I share the messier, more honest side of writing life — drafting, revising, the odd garden-fatigued Sunday, and everything in between. Expect notes from the desk, behind-the-scenes glimpses of works in progress, and the occasional ramble about what it actually takes to finish a novel.
Jemma Weir is a Scottish indie author of paranormal romance and urban fantasy with bite: magic is messy, love is fierce, and family means everything. Fantasy was her first love. Now she writes the kind of stories she always wanted to read — gritty, heartfelt, and just a little unhinged.
My Bullet Journal for 2020 has been the most successful focusing tool I have found to keep me on track with my writing. Over this last year I have been mostly consistent with writing in my Bullet Journal, the times I’ve not have either been A – down and dirty with one project, or B – I lost focus. Unfortunately, it usually takes a little while to realise I went down the second Rabbit hole.
Breaking down goals is still relativity new for me. I have always been one of those people that declares on January 1st that I will magically lose weight this year. No goal weight, no plan. And as a result, it never happens. This year I am once again going to track it all in my Bullet Journal. I was late to the Bullet Journal party. In the past I had various scraps of paper or
When I started doing bullet journaling earlier this year, I began by using a diary that already had pre-made weekly spreads, but found them a bit limiting. So, since July I have been using a new journal so I can make custom weekly spreads – I love it. I have never been great at art – no patience for the time needed to learn the skill. But the blank pages let me make custom spreads
There are a lot of options for bullet journals. A lot of ideas, and its very easy to just get lost inside the beautiful world of images and designs and forget what the purpose of your bullet journal was. I picked a pre-designed journal for my month/week spreads – which I both regret and am happy about. It was a less overwhelming introductions to BuJu but its also limiting. Thankfully at the back I have
I have been doing a lot of reading in and around writers forums, and listening to https://www.alonewithinvisiblepeople.com/ podcast, and I have come across the concept of a Bullet Journal. The idea of this stuck with me. I have never done anything like a journal, or diary consistently so I almost dismissed the idea completed without looking at it. But the word kept coming up over and over. So I had a look, and I loved
