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The Power of Expectations

Happy Monday. I hope you enjoyed the last weekend of August. We went on a gator walk. Sort of like a bear hunt, but with gators. So, near our Florida …

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Encourage MeSusan May Warrenwriting life

Learning to Set the Scene Without Bogging Down the Reader

Lindsay Harrel, @LindsayHarrel As writers, we all have our strengths.  Some of us excel at plotting, creating compelling action that drives the story forward. Others are amazing developers of characters that …

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Writing a Fiction Series Proposal

by Hallee Bridgeman, @halleeb As an indie author with 30 books published, I learned something new this year – how to submit a proposal for my agent to use to submit to …

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fiction proposalHallee Bridgemanorganizingquerying a publisher

4 Ways to Survive Self-Editing

by CJ Myerly, @mdippedinink My son curls into my side, a sheet of stickers in his lap as our preacher speaks. He points to a sticker. I peel it off, and …

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Jesus Wore a Dress: Reactionary Ideas in Our Novels

by Peter Leavell, @PeterLeavell I met a girl, Tonya. Yowzers. I liked her, and on our first date, I could do no wrong. However, the next time we got together, …

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