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Patty Wiseman: Where It All Started
Originally posted on Phyllis A. Still:
This month’s guest blog post is from Award Winning Patty Wiseman who writes stories of strong women overcoming insurmountable odds. From historical to contemporary these romantic and suspenseful tales carry the message of survival…
Posted in Author Q&A, Writing
Tagged accomplish dreams, books, inspiration, Patty Wiseman, strong women, writer
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Guest Post: 8 Tips to Create Your Writer’s Resume by Jennifer Scott
8 Tips to Create Your Writer’s Resume by Jennifer Scott Writing a writer’s resume is very different from writing a resume in other fields. There are specific types of information you should include. Writer’s resumes are typically used when applying … Continue reading
Writing Past a Problem
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Lev Raphael Working on my most recently published book, I ran into a significant problem. To move the novel forward, I needed my protagonist to have a confrontation with a minor…
Posted in Writing
Tagged author, characters, creative process, novel, plot, writer, writing life
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Why Writing is Hard, and Why We Should Appreciate It
At the clinic where I work, one of the things we teach students of all ages and levels, adults and university students included, is how to write effectively. At tonight’s in-house professional development workshop for our teachers, the presenters opened … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged brain, experiences, Life, verbalization, visualization, words, writer, writing process
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How to Handle Book Reviews: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Kate M. Colby Book reviews are the lifeblood of books. A healthy rating encourages potential readers to buy, makes an author eligible for merchandising from retail sites, and improves a book’s…
Posted in Publishing, Writing
Tagged author, book review, books, fiction, literature, Publishing, writer, writing tips
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Richard Weatherly: Photographer, Author, Poet
Today, instead of an interview, I am posting a gallery of Richard Weatherly’s beautiful photographs. Below that is a write-up on Richard Weatherly’s book, awards, and recognition. Richard enjoys writing, photography, blogging, long walks, and poetry. He is retired and … Continue reading
Posted in Author Q&A, Music/Art, Photo Post, Writing
Tagged author, challenge, Civil War, Denton Poets Assembly, historical novel, moon, nature photography, novella, photographer, Texas Revolution, writer
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14 Tips to Inspire Your Writing
Writers, where do you get your inspiration? Do you ever suffer from writer’s block? For a writer at heart, especially a fiction writer, everything—absolutely everything—is fodder, or raw material that can be shaped into a story. This can apply to … Continue reading
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Tagged Eva Blaskovic, Eva Blaskovic author, fiction, inspiration, writer, writer's block, writing courses, writing tips
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