I’m Jenni Laplow, and I am writing my first novel. My writing journey started when I was young, I always wanted to be a writer. I grew up in a family surrounded by storytelling and books, and I’ve had some great English teachers. I’ve taken all kinds of writing classes, written a lot ofpoetry, blogged as SAHM who blogs, and had multiple onlinepublications. I also provide editing for other bloggers.
A single mother, Mandy, and her teenage daughter, Mia, are separately fighting for attention from the men in their lives. They have a traumatic past, and Mandy’s alcoholism brings them to a place of ultimatums as a broken family. VOTE for my fiction book idea on SOOP! Featured on Something Or Other Publishing: Ranked no.… Continue reading Vote for my book on SOOP!
There are many different friendships out there. Some people have a lot of friends, some people have few friends, and some people have zero friends. I fall in the category of “few friends” so in my adult life I have thought that’s why I am close with the friends that I do have. But, the… Continue reading A Road to Finding Mom Friends
Do you need an editor? Are you a writer, blogger, or creative looking for a new pair of eyes to read your work? While I’ve started editing my first novel, I have also been providing editing services to other writers. A lot of the creatives I help have the ideas and words down, but they… Continue reading Editing
This is my second child’s birth story. Ever since the beginning she has been compared to her older sister. Before she was born, we already knew it was not going to be a natural birth, like her older sister, but a c-section. Davey was very comfortable in a (breached) seated position, so we scheduled a… Continue reading Davey’s Birth Story
These are my notes from the Craft of Character online writing class. WEEK 1 🌐 Conception The heart of character is who matters to you. Not who you think will be interesting to other people, but what you care about. The heart of an interesting character is somebody that you’ve developed in your imagination, and… Continue reading Craft of Character | Notes
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