January 13th, 2021
People Watching During a Pandemic
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Writer's Life | Writing Craft
by Eldred “Bob” Bird
There’s no doubt 2020 has changed some of our writing habits. In the years BC (Before Covid), one of my favorite writing exercises was people watching. I’d tote my laptop to parks libraries, pubs, and a whole host of other public places.… Read the post
December 30th, 2020
3 Words To Help You Thrive in 2021
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Fae Rowen | Inspiration
By Fae Rowen
I’m pretty certain 2020 didn’t turn out like you thought it would. I usually pick one word as a focus for the new year, but 2021 is going to require THREE -- Hope, Edit and Love.… Read the post
December 28th, 2020
A Writer’s Authentic Self
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Blogging Guests | Writer's Life
by Tasha Seegmiller
Happy last Monday of 2020!
Most years, there are people who are offering suggestions on how to reflect on what was accomplished, how to plan for a “better” year ahead. I have been one of those people. Seriously, the resolutions I used to set were ri-dic-u-lous.… Read the post
November 20th, 2020
40 Holiday Gifts for Writers
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Inspiration | Writer's Life
by Julie Glover
I’m typically in the group that believes we shouldn’t think too much about Christmas until after my favorite holiday, Thanksgiving (which is in November in the US). However, this maniacal year 2020 has made plenty of people eager to hasten the holidays.… Read the post
October 14th, 2020
3 Ways to Shipwreck your Creativity (Do this instead!)
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Inspiration | Kris Maze
Writers constantly juggle deadlines, word counts, obligations, and self-care. Often we whine about it (at least I do). Often we shipwreck our own creativity. However, one of the best qualities of any writer is resilience.
Today, I'm taking you on a virtual journey to meet a writer named Anna McLean.… Read the post
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