June 22nd, 2020
Fairy Tale vs Reality: A Candid Conversation about Publication
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Inspiration | Writer's Life
by Tasha Seegmiller
Once upon a time, I thought that publishing was a thing where you learn your craft really well, do the work, and then navigate the query trenches.
Once upon a time, I thought that once someone got an agent, the two of them would work together to make the manuscript better and then have conversations about how to submit manuscripts.… Read the post
May 22nd, 2020
Writing Inspiration (Even During Quarantine)
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Inspiration | Kris Maze
by Kris Maze
I don’t know about you, dear writer, but coming to terms with quarantine has been a challenge for me. Yes, I had extra time at home for the crucible of creativity, but not without a steep learning curve.… Read the post
February 17th, 2020
Writer: You Are Separate from Your Craft
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Inspiration | Writer's Life
by Tasha Seegmiller
I don’t know how many times I’ve watched Elizabeth Gilbert’s first TED talk. I know it has been at least once a year for the past dozen or so, but there were some years that I needed to watch is more often.… Read the post
February 7th, 2020
The Leap from Non-Fiction to Fiction
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Craft | Inspiration
by John Peragine
Alternately titled: Talk Me Off the Edge- My 1st Fiction Book is Being Published!
Bridging from Non-fiction to Fiction has been like a flight from Earth to Mars. New landscapes. New people. Different atmosphere. Different laws of physics.… Read the post
December 27th, 2019
Does Your Workspace Affect Your Writing?
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Inspiration | Writer's Life
by Ellen Buikema
Does where you work affect your writing? As you’ve seen from my earlier posts, it really affects mine. I believe it is related to energy.
Everything is made of energy which vibrates to different frequencies. Ask a quantum physicist.… Read the post
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