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Restarting Old Projects / Continuing a Series After a Hiatus

Dusting off old projects is often a difficult task for most authors. Joseph Lallo offers actionable tips about how to make the process easier.

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Should You Write a Series? How Much is Enough?

Everyone loves your story. Should you make it into a series? Laurie Schnebly Campbell shares the reasons why it may or may not be a good idea.

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The Hero’s Journey & Heroine’s Journey: Stories Need Both

In the Hero’s Journey characters confront the world. For the Heroine’s Journey they come to understand themselves. Susan Watts shows us how they work together.

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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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