Writing fears suck, don’t they? If you’re a writer, you have them, no matter where you are in your career. Yet writing fears are especially ominous when you’re first starting out. The endless loop of:
About Rachel Thompson
This is How To Find Our Purpose
What is our purpose? Why are we here? Does our purpose change based on our experiences?
This Is What Abuse Survivors Can Learn From Triggers
Unexpected Triggers
This Is Why Peopling Is Hard
5 Mistakes People Make When Discussing Sexual Violence
As a survivor, writer, and sexual abuse survivor activist, I participate in and observe real life and online daily conversations on the topic of sexual violence. Hmmm, the topic of sexual violence — like it’s just a topic, not crimes that affect people for the rest of our lives. That change the very structure of our cells, of our brains. Simply a topic of conversation.
How To Effectively Balance PTSD and Real Life
10 Things You Need To Know Don’t Matter about Sexual Assault by @BobbiLParish
The Reasons Social Media Breaks Can Help Our Mental Health
I haven’t written for a while and I don’t have one solid reason. I have several.
Sexual Abuse Is Not A Competition
This is How I Found My Voice and Myself in War and Peace by guest @andrewdkaufman
At a book talk I gave a few years ago, a teenage boy in the audience, intrigued by the stories I’d been telling about young characters’ tortuous journeys in War and Peace, asked me a question during the Q&A. “Did Tolstoy, like, really experience all that?” The ingenuous question got me thinking, not only about Tolstoy’s writing but my own. And it inspired me to share something I hadn’t quite articulated before in public.
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