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  • Why I Hesitate to Write

    Why I Hesitate to Write

    Intimidated by the power of words to connect, divide, soothe, ignite, reassure, trigger
    Go to the profile of Ranjani Rao
    Ranjani Rao
    Aug 3, 2020
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    5 Tips for Writing Better Short Stories

    5 Tips for Writing Better Short Stories

    Here’s what I’ve learned
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    Vi E Wright
    Jun 25, 2020
    Why I’m Handwriting my First Drafts from Now On

    Why I’m Handwriting my First Drafts from Now On

    What’s so different about this one, compared to my first novel, is that I wrote it all by hand in a notebook.
    Go to the profile of Jenna Goldsmith
    Jenna Goldsmith
    Jun 18, 2020
    Whites Writing Blacks

    Whites Writing Blacks

    On my walk the other morning I started listening to Ta-Nehisi Coates’ BETWEEN THE WORLD AND ME. There was a point where I stopped walking…
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    Alissa Miles
    Jun 11, 2020
    5 Sources of Inspiration For New Writers

    5 Sources of Inspiration For New Writers

    Some simple things that helped me
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    Kahli Bree Adams 🖋️
    Jun 9, 2020
    Learning How To Be A More Effective Critique Partner

    Learning How To Be A More Effective Critique Partner

    Channeling intensity into actionable feedback
    Go to the profile of Jenn Mecks
    Jenn Mecks
    Jun 8, 2020
    A Dungeon Master’s Approach to Worldbuilding

    A Dungeon Master’s Approach to Worldbuilding

    Five principles I use to build my game’s world and their applications to story writing.
    Go to the profile of Proto Menona
    Proto Menona
    Jun 8, 2020
    How to Boost Your Creativity

    How to Boost Your Creativity

    Mysteries, rituals, and the power of practice
    Go to the profile of D.L. Gioe
    D.L. Gioe
    May 31, 2020
    How to be a Respectful Critique Partner

    How to be a Respectful Critique Partner

    or put together a writing group
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    Johanny Ortega
    May 21, 2020
    Why I Made the Switch From Print to Ebooks

    Why I Made the Switch From Print to Ebooks

    And why it’s been the best thing for my reading habit — ever
    Go to the profile of Cristian A. Ortiz
    Cristian A. Ortiz
    May 15, 2020
    Finding Ordinary Inspirations During A Pandemic

    Finding Ordinary Inspirations During A Pandemic

    My favorite sport, walking, has been my savior, and now, my catalyst for writing
    Go to the profile of Ranjani Rao
    Ranjani Rao
    May 10, 2020
    Epilogue Author Interviews: Sayword B. Eller

    Epilogue Author Interviews: Sayword B. Eller

    Supporting writers one interview at a time
    Go to the profile of Penny Zang
    Penny Zang
    Apr 30, 2020
    The secret to good is bad.

    The secret to good is bad.

    “Can you be here after lunch?”
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    Jonathan Bing
    Apr 23, 2020
    Check Your Fear

    Check Your Fear

    Using positivity, compassion, and creativity to stay human during a pandemic
    Go to the profile of D.L. Gioe
    D.L. Gioe
    Apr 22, 2020
    Epilogue Author Interviews: Courtney Maguire

    Epilogue Author Interviews: Courtney Maguire

    Supporting writers one interview at a time
    Go to the profile of Penny Zang
    Penny Zang
    Apr 20, 2020
    Make Writing Your Non-Fiction Easier With These 8 Simple Ideas

    Make Writing Your Non-Fiction Easier With These 8 Simple Ideas

    It’s much easier than you may think!
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    Shannon Owings
    Apr 18, 2020
    Why I Choose to Read Like a Writer

    Why I Choose to Read Like a Writer

    The Benefits of Close Reading
    Go to the profile of Johanny Ortega
    Johanny Ortega
    Apr 17, 2020
    Eye Trussed Their Are Know Miss Steaks Hear, Four My Come Pewter Is All Weighs Write

    Eye Trussed Their Are Know Miss Steaks Hear, Four My Come Pewter Is All Weighs Write

    Or in other words, spellbinding spelling.
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    Carolyn Broadfield
    Apr 16, 2020
    Addressing the phenomenon of “headline reading”

    Addressing the phenomenon of “headline reading”

    How writers begin to think of “headline reading” as a gateway — not a roadblock — into our readers’ multimedia minds
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    Ryan Patrick Kirby
    Apr 13, 2020
    Epilogue Author Interviews: Stuart McDonald

    Epilogue Author Interviews: Stuart McDonald

    Supporting writers one interview at a time
    Go to the profile of Penny Zang
    Penny Zang
    Apr 13, 2020
    A Game-Changing Exercise Every Writer Needs to Try

    A Game-Changing Exercise Every Writer Needs to Try

    Don’t Be Overwhelmed…Be Motivated
    Go to the profile of Jenn Mecks
    Jenn Mecks
    Apr 10, 2020
    Why Women Write Less

    Why Women Write Less

    Because women always lose the battle for time
    Go to the profile of Ranjani Rao
    Ranjani Rao
    Apr 8, 2020
    No, A New Computer Won’t Make You A Better Writer

    No, A New Computer Won’t Make You A Better Writer

    For years, I thought that getting the newest MacBook, the latest writing software, or some other shiny “new” thing would magically make me…
    Go to the profile of Cristian A. Ortiz
    Cristian A. Ortiz
    Apr 8, 2020
    In Pursuit of Creativity

    In Pursuit of Creativity

    I’ve always found the psychology of the writer, or any artist, fascinating.
    Go to the profile of Jessa Kaina
    Jessa Kaina
    Apr 8, 2020
    Epilogue Author Interviews: Beth Overmyer

    Epilogue Author Interviews: Beth Overmyer

    Supporting writers one author at a time
    Go to the profile of Penny Zang
    Penny Zang
    Apr 7, 2020
    Apprenticing My Craft: How Book Reviewing Became the Single Best Thing I’ve Done to Improve My…

    Apprenticing My Craft: How Book Reviewing Became the Single Best Thing I’ve Done to Improve My…

    In May 2008, I earned an MFA in Creative Writing, making me one of three to four thousand to earn that academic credential. Diploma in…
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    Renee K Nicholson
    Apr 6, 2020
    Writing Workshop Advice that Resonated

    Writing Workshop Advice that Resonated

    These Golden Nuggets Shined Brighter than the Rest
    Go to the profile of Jenn Mecks
    Jenn Mecks
    Apr 4, 2020
    Epilogue Author Interviews: Alyssa DiCarlo

    Epilogue Author Interviews: Alyssa DiCarlo

    Supporting writers one interview at a time
    Go to the profile of Penny Zang
    Penny Zang
    Apr 3, 2020
    Epilogue Author Interviews: Timothy Balding

    Epilogue Author Interviews: Timothy Balding

    Supporting writers one interview at a time
    Go to the profile of Penny Zang
    Penny Zang
    Apr 1, 2020
    Best Advice I’ve Received from Literary Agents

    Best Advice I’ve Received from Literary Agents

    Query Letters and How to do Them Right
    Go to the profile of Jenn Mecks
    Jenn Mecks
    Mar 31, 2020
    I Got A Like During #Pitmad

    I Got A Like During #Pitmad

    I got a “like” from an agent during #Pitmad on Twitter. It was the first time I was seriously participating in the pitch contest and I was…
    Go to the profile of Alissa Miles
    Alissa Miles
    Mar 31, 2020
    Evoking a Sense of Place in Writing

    Evoking a Sense of Place in Writing

    Setting is an important aspect of a story. Back in middle school English class, my teacher distributed worksheets related to dramatic…
    Go to the profile of Jenn Mecks
    Jenn Mecks
    Mar 27, 2020
    Writing Through Stressful Times

    Writing Through Stressful Times

    A meditation by Elizabeth Gilbert taught me how to write through my stress.
    Go to the profile of Heather Sweeney
    Heather Sweeney
    Mar 27, 2020
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