Author: Taylor Ramage

woman, burnout, multitasking

Early Cringe Writing: My Awful Middle School Book Ch. 9

Welcome to the long overdue penultimate chapter of this hot mess! The drama and pettiness…

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I’m In An Anthology!

I’m happy to announce that a flash fiction piece I wrote will be published in…

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Characters I Connect With: Geralt of Rivia

Several months ago, I watched the first season of The Witcher and the thing that…

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woman, burnout, multitasking

Early Cringe Writing: My Awful Middle School Book Ch. 8

In this week’s installment of my terribly dramatic middle school book, the girls are recovering…

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Early Cringe Writing: My Awful Middle School Book Ch. 7

Today’s installment of my terrible middle school book is now a 30 minute TLC medical…

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Stories I Connect With: Puerto Rico Strong

A while back, I found out about an upcoming tone-deaf thriller film that takes place…

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Early Cringe Writing: My Awful Middle School Book Ch. 6

This week’s installment of my terrible middle school book needs only the shortest introduction: that…

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What I Read in June 2020

My reading wrap-up post is late and I’ve only got three books to tell you…

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5 Social Media Tips for Authors In Times of Crisis

Today, I’m happy to welcome Desiree Villena, who has written this guest post about social…

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Early Cringe Writing: My Awful Middle School Book Ch. 5

Today in my awful middle school book, the cast spends the entire chapter consoling Julia,…

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