July 31st, 2017
How To Get Your Writing Groove Back
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Christa Allan
Once Upon a Time, I Had a Writing Groove…then the music changed. Finding your writing groove after life transitions
A post made possible by the fact that my husband doesn’t read anything I write…except checks.
Four years ago, I retired after teaching high school English for twenty-five years and grooved myself right into being a full-time writer.… Read the post
July 26th, 2017
Calling up your Story Spirits
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Kimberly Brock
I think I have ghosts. This is what I said to a friend this week after I had to get up and leave my desk and take a walk to clear my head. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good ghost story!… Read the post
July 24th, 2017
Detour Ahead: Obstacle or Opportunity?
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Kathryn Craft
Turning Whine Into Gold
You chose to pursue a career as a novelist because of your passion for the written story. But what is your long-range goal? Mine was specific—as a writer interested in legacy, I wanted to leave behind a “body of work,” which to me meant eight novels.… Read the post
July 21st, 2017
The Shifting Priorities of Your Writing Career
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Writer's Life
College then work. It’s a right-of-passage most of us go through in one form or another. Some multiple times. And I realized recently that I was on wave two.
College Years = Aspiring Author
This is when everything is shiny and possible and fun.… Read the post
May 24th, 2017
You're Writers, Not Waiters.
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Kimberly Brock | Writer's Life
A couple of months ago, I completed a draft of a new novel that did not stink so badly that I had to shut my computer down in order to get some fresh air. And when it was complete – after five years of work and revision and personal trauma and starting over – I did what all writers do, if they are as gloriously lucky as I am.… Read the post
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