Want to avoid the publishing pitfalls that nearly ever author seems to be prey to, sooner or later? Read the interview with author Mark Leslie Lefebvre here.
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Clean first draft writing is not a myth! Learn how to spend less time editing. Interview with author Dean Wesley Smith here.
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Want to share your knowledge in a nonfiction book? Read the interview with management consultant and nonfiction writer Johanna Rothman here.
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Anyone who’s met me or interacted with me online knows that I am a very political person. I try not to be annoying about it. Instead of ranting, I try to infuse my opinions into my fiction. In my personal online spaces, I am much more openly political, but try to keep it positive, either bringing
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I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about boundaries; one of the things I realized was that I’m much better at online boundaries than I am in person. In person, I’ve only been enforcing (some) boundaries for the last few years. Online, I’ve been enforcing boundaries since 1992, and doubling down on them since 2016.
(This is a sample from my writing craft series; you can read more on Patreon. Please note that these first posts are about things that aren’t strictly about the craft of writing, but the craft of surviving as a writer, if you will, because I want to get them out of the way first.) EEEEEEE!!!!
Let us say that there are two types of books: ones that are stripped down to the bare minimum, and ones that are full of babble. At each level, a book might tend toward stripped-down or babble. Does the author use a lot of uncommon vocabulary words? Or do they keep it simple? Are the
Enrichment Activities: 30 Days of Stay-at-Home Learning, Business, and Self-Care Activities for Writers Universal Buy Link | Goodreads We have come to the end of the project! Don’t worry about not keeping up: I didn’t! Writing and posting this did help me keep my spirits up during a difficult time, but I had more to
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Enrichment Activities: 30 Days of Stay-at-Home Learning, Business, and Self-Care Activities for Writers Fiction writer? Home? Bored? Thinking that you should be getting some writing done but somehow not getting anywhere with that? First, let me recommend that you take it easy on yourself. Second, have I got some ideas for you! If you’re spinning
Enrichment Activities: 30 Days of Stay-at-Home Learning, Business, and Self-Care Activities for Writers Fiction writer? Home? Bored? Thinking that you should be getting some writing done but somehow not getting anywhere with that? First, let me recommend that you take it easy on yourself. Second, have I got some ideas for you! If you’re spinning
