Friday , 3 December 2021
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Writing Advice – Screw Their Rules, by Jus Accardo
Everything in life has rules. Never stand while the vehicle is in motion. Do not tear the tags off a mattress. In San Francisco you’re not allowed to pile horse manure more than six feet high on... Read more »
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Writing Wednesdays – Agents, by Sara Hantz
Today I’m talking about something that I’ve been asked about often, and that almost every writer at some time has deliberated on, particularly now when so much in publishing is changing. Having an agent. Assuming you’ve decided... Read more »
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Writing Wednesdays, by Stephanie Thomas
I am often asked about giving writing advice, and I mostly respond with the same thing, because it’s the most valuable piece of advice that I’ve learned while completing my Masters in writing. You will be surprised... Read more »
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Writing Wednesdays – Writing as Oatmeal Crisp. Sure, It Sounds Good…But You Won’t Like It, by Chloe Jacobs
It’s true. I’m a firm believer that there’s a story in everyone, a story that will only be told the right way by that particular person. So, why am I saying that not everyone should write even... Read more »
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Writing Wednesdays: Writing and Jealousy – Why you Can’t Compare Oranges and Unicorns, by Lisa Burstein
People are a jealous lot, probably because we can think. In the wild, if an animal has something another animal wants and that animal is bigger they just take it. If it’s smaller sometimes they pee on... Read more »