So I’m getting better about writing fiction every morning. I missed a couple of days last weekend, but I went to a funeral, so sue me, shoulder-angel. But I’ve already cleared out the queue of stories that I had in mind, so I need to find something else to write. Turns out when you set […]
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Available at Smashwords, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online bookstores. The Girl and the Genie by De Kenyon In this fairy tale, a girl finds a magic bottle with a genie inside (she can tell there’s a genie inside, because she can see it having adventures), but the genie won’t come out to give
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Available at Smashwords, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online bookstores. The Girl and the Genie by De Kenyon In this fairy tale, a girl finds a magic bottle with a genie inside (she can tell there’s a genie inside, because she can see it having adventures), but the genie won’t come out to give her wishes. What
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Available at Smashwords, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online bookstores. The Girl and the Genie by De Kenyon In this fairy tale, a girl finds a magic bottle with a genie inside (she can tell there’s a genie inside, because she can see it having adventures), but the genie won’t come out to give her wishes. What
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Let’s stipulate that there are two types of lies that writers can use: the lie that comes from the heart, and the lie that comes from the head. Neither is true. Even when you’re telling a true story, it’s not true. Your memory is wrong, and your emotions are wrong. What you think and feel
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Recap schmecap. I didn’t take notes, I just went. Getting me to go to a new public event is a big deal. I kind of feel bad for the people who got me to go: who invited me to speak. Because I had to have been whining and digging in my heels, at least subconsciously.
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