With Dungeons and Dragons growing in popularity, I thought it might be a good idea to take a look at the classes that would work best for beginners to this tabletop rpg.
Category: Tips & Tricks
How I Use Notion to Organize my Writing
All of my systems have had a complete overhaul after I discovered Notion at the beginning of the year. After many months of working and fine tuning, I’ve finally settled into a Notion setup that works for me and my writing.
14 Ways to Update Old Blog Posts (& Free Checklist!)
It’s important to stay consistent and to always be posting new content, but it’s important to give some tlc to those old posts as well. It’s good for your readers, and it’s good for your SEO. Here are fourteen ways to update those old blog posts.
Five Tips to Help You Reach Your (Camp) NaNoWriMo Goals
I mentioned these last year but I think they happen to be pretty good tips, so I’ve recapped them here for your writing convenience.
Five Tips for Writing a Mystery
Writing a mystery is unlike pretty much any other sort of writing – it really is like a puzzle and it can be hard. Here are five tips that might help.
4 Lessons Learned After One Year of Blogging
I’m really proud of all the work I’ve put into this blog over the last 12 months, but I’ve also put a lot of effort into trying new things and broadening my skills. Here are four things I learned after one year of blogging on Alyssa Lost in Space.
Reaching Your Goals in 2020
Everybody makes New Year’s resolutions, but not everyone can follow through. This is how I help keep focused on my goals during the year.
NaNoWriMo Tip: It’s Not About Winning
It’s the end of NaNoWriMo 2019, and here is my final tip for the month.
NaNoWriMo Tip: Beat the Word Count Trap
There is only a week left of NaNoWriMo, and while I might have thrown in the towel this year, I still have some tips to share! Sometimes focusing on the number of words does more harm than good, so I have a few ideas to keep you focused on what really matters.
NaNoWriMo Tip: Keep Up Your Momentum!
We’re at the halfway mark now, and it’s both exciting and a little stress-inducing. But it’s all downhill from here. You can do it! Here’s another tip to keep you going.
