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MINDSET MATTERS!

By Joy K. Massenburge, @JoyMassenburge “This is my season. I will not be denied! I will land a contract with a big publisher.” I said this to myself while walking …

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Using Pinterest to Help With Character Creation

by Hallee Bridgeman, @halleeb I am a very visual person. I learn visually, I think visually, and I tend to describe things through my visualization.  Characterization is vital when writing a novel. …

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Writing Miserable Characters Without Making Your Readers Miserable

By Janine Rosch, @janinerosche “Ryann Ashcroft rolled onto her back, clinched her arms across her stomach, and surrendered her breath into the dreary, gray sky. The newspaper had predicted snowfall …

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The Foxy Writer Outwitted

by Peter Leavell, @PeterLeavell A hedgehog plodded along his merry way until a hungry fox spied him. The sly fox noted the spines along the hedgehog’s back, so the clever …

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