Tag: am reading

• first look

  

  I want to say that I’ve been kicking off 2023 with a brand-new writing project, but truth is that the past few weeks have been mostly catch-up and adjusting to the new year’s routines. Not to say these first days of the year have been without any creative joy! I did a beta read for […]

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  Brittni Brinn

  January 17, 2023

  reading, Uncategorized, writing

  al hess, am reading, am writing, author, ben van dongen, books, creativity, fiction, gideon the ninth, novel, shelly campbell, storygraph, voice of the banished, work in progress, world running down, writing

• a lot going on

  

  Almost a week into NaNoWriMo and I’m already behind in my word count! But that’s okay-I got a lot going on this month! Coming up on Saturday, November 12, 2022 from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm, I’ll have a vendor table at the North Woodside Community Centre for their annual Kris Kringle Craft Show! I […]

  Brittni Brinn

  November 6, 2022

  events, the patch project, writing

  am reading, am writing, author, books, booktoberfest, cafe, coffee, craft fair, creativity, dartmouth, fantasy, fiction, halifax, HRM, Kris Kringle, local, local author, nanowrimo, north woodside community centre, nova scotia, novel, post-apocalyptic, publication, published author, the patch project, word count, write-in, writing, writing sprint

• photo album

  

  Oh, hello! It’s been awhile since I’ve blogged. Partly because although there is a lot of stuff going on with A Place That Used to Be and writing in general, most of it’s every day tasks like putting together spreadsheets and mailing out orders. Part of the process for sure, but not super exciting for […]

  Brittni Brinn

  October 6, 2020

  reading, sequel, writing

  a place that used to be, am reading, am writing, atcs, author, author blog, creative life, creativity, day in the life, doodle, Dune, everyday, good reads, inktober, inspiration, outdoors, photo, post-apocalyptic, quarantine, social distancing, the black veins, the green bean cafe, urban fantasy, view master, wear a mask, YA fiction