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I Fell in Love with Writing Micro Prose - You Could, Too

A subgenre of flash, a micro, fiction or nonfiction, is usually 400 words or less. The magic lies in what’s left to interpret. Kelli shares her process.

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Sensory Anchors for the Messy Middle

Stop letting decision fatigue erode your creativity. Learn to use sensory anchors to reset your nervous system and keep your creative spark burning steady.

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Fear's Toxic Cousin: THE FATAL FLAW

A character’s fatal flaw is the primary obstacle they must overcome to reach their goal. Becca Puglisi shares how to identify and use these flaws.

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Why "The Story Behind Your Story" is So Important

An author’s core story is the emotional truth behind their work. Here's how to use it intentionally, in a way that keeps readers coming back for more.

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Charting Your Course #3: Self-Publish Online (Part 1)

Continuing with Charting Your Course, Gale Leach takes us on an online self-publishing journey, from working with the final manuscript to preparing for upload.

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