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Interview with Writer Unboxed
I t seems a universal experience for writers to be hesitant about talking about their works in progress. Whether for fear of judgment,...

Kit Aldridge
Mar 211 min read
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Changing with the Seasons
Winter prompted a withdrawal from the world, where my sole focus was resisting the temptation to doom-scroll or sleepwalk my way through...

Kit Aldridge
Mar 133 min read
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The Curtain Rises
I've been here before —a long time ago, when performance was all I lived for. I remember the way I'd hold my breath before the stage...

Kit Aldridge
Jan 273 min read
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2024: A Year of Lessons
It’s been a minute since I wrote anything for this blog. The winter months prompt a quiet sort of introspection and reflection on the...

Kit Aldridge
Dec 31, 20243 min read
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Character Creation: Tips on Writing 3-Dimensional Characters From a Villain Sympathizer
Before the title concerns anyone too much, no, I do not condone senseless violence or unhinged acts of “evil.” Violence causes...

Kit Aldridge
Nov 27, 20244 min read
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Little Victories
I wrote last week about finding joy. This week, I’m writing about celebrating joy. It’s valid. It’s warranted. And perhaps most...

Kit Aldridge
Nov 20, 20243 min read
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On Finding Joy
It’s been difficult to find the right words. Usually, for a blog post that holds little weight against the rest of my writing, the words...

Kit Aldridge
Nov 13, 20245 min read
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Let's Talk About Burnout
Bluntly stated, I’ve been burnt out this month. I mentioned this briefly in my last blog post, but I want to discuss this topic a bit...

Kit Aldridge
Oct 30, 20243 min read
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Path to Publication
Last week, I had the wonderful privilege of announcing that I've signed with Azala Press to help publish the first book in the...

Kit Aldridge
Oct 23, 20245 min read
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Beginnings
The outsider's perspective is that writing is easy — that it must be natural for an author to churn out thousands of words a day ; that...

Kit Aldridge
Oct 16, 20244 min read
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