Richard White

March of the Writers Day 21 – We go together!

“The writing community isn’t just a group of people—it’s a full-fledged saga of mystery, fantasy, and plot twists. From noir detectives of the indie world to fantasy wordsmiths weaving spells in ink, I’ve met incredible minds who have shaped my journey. Whether it’s late-night conspiracies about the publishing industry, unforgettable meetups, or unexpected plot twists in friendships, this adventure is one for the books. Who will be the next character to join the story?”

March of the Writers Day 18: The 3 Ps – Plotter, Pantser, or Plantser?

Writing is both an art and a science—sometimes, you need the blueprint; other times, you just need to run with it. I started as a Pantser, letting stories unfold naturally. Over time, I’ve learned the value of planning, especially in research-heavy projects. My poetry flows freely, but fiction demands structure. Now, I balance both—becoming a Plantser, blending plotting with spontaneous creativity.

March of the Writers Day 16. Do the Evolution: My Journey as a Writer

From a self-published dreamer to a professional writer, I’ve come a long way. Graduating Summa Cum Laude & soon pursuing my MFA—this is only the beginning!

March of the Writers – Day 15: May I AI?

By Richard White ~ @RWhiteAuthor AI—the elephant in the literary room. Some hail it as the future of creativity, while others see it as the harbinger of artistic doom. Wherever you stand on the issue, there’s no denying that artificial intelligence has stormed onto the …

March of the Writers – Day 14: Where in the World? 🌍

Writing has no borders—our words travel far beyond what we imagine. From New Zealand to Kenya, I reflect on where my readers are and where I’d love to be read next.

March of the Writers – Day 12: Where Are You Still At?

This year, I’ve focused on where I truly connect. I’m active on X & Bluesky but stepping away from YouTube & avoiding events that mix politics with creativity.

March of the Writers – Day 11: Making It Personal

Do you leave hidden gems in your stories, books, or poetry for your readers to discover? Whether it’s recurring themes, symbols, or inside references, adding personal touches can create deeper connections. Let’s talk about how you make your writing personal!

✨ March of the Writers: Day 10 – Social Distancing ✨

Social media offers writers opportunities to connect and share their work, but keeping up with every platform can be overwhelming. I focus on BlueSky, Facebook, and X, and I hope to use my author TikTok more now that the ban is lifted. How do you balance your digital presence? Share your thoughts on my blog!

✨ March of the Writers: Day 9 – Healthy Habits ✨

Maintaining healthy habits is crucial for writers to thrive creatively and mentally. Setting a writing schedule, taking daily walks, and limiting social media have helped me find balance and reduce stress. Small changes can make a big difference in both writing and life. What healthy habits have been game-changers for you? Share your tips and join the conversation on my blog!

✨ March of the Writers: Day 7 – Method to Madness ✨

Writing is a curious process, and every writer has their own method to the madness! My process involves starting with freewriting to spark ideas, using sticky notes to organize plot points, and reading my work aloud to catch hidden errors. How do you approach writing? Share your tips, tricks, and rituals in the comments and join the conversation on my blog!