November 10th, 2017
When You Think Your Writing Sucks
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Writer's Life
This is an actual file on my computer:
I confess that I’ve accessed it more than once.
Truth is, anyone who’s been writing for a while knows there will be moments when you wonder if you’re really cut out to be a writer.… Read the post
October 6th, 2017
4 Questions to Jumpstart Your Novel
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Janice Hardy | WriterStrong
For some writers, a blank page is a scary thing to face. Others see all that white space as an opportunity, and can't wait to dive in and tell their story. The vast majority of us probably fall somewhere in between, with some ideas making us eager to write, and some fighting us every for word.… Read the post
July 31st, 2017
How To Get Your Writing Groove Back
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Blogging Guests | Writer's Life
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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Blogging Guests | Kimberly Brock
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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Blogging Guests
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
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