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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “writing”

Getting into the Swing of Things

by Katherine Reay, @Katherine_Reay September… Getting Back into the Swing of Things Summer can be a challenging time to stick to a schedule and get writing done. This summer — and especially …

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Writing Research Simplified

by DiAnn Mills, @diannmills Writing and research go hand in hand. Every topic in our novel needs an element of research. If the manuscript isn’t accurate, the reader will recognize the …

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4 Ways to Stay Patient While You Wait

by CJ Myerly, @mdippedinink I’m rarely on speaking terms with patience.  On my weight loss journey, I want to be the perfect size now, not months from now. When I’m planning …

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5 Reasons You Need to Keep Writing

by Lisa Jordan, @lisajordan How many of you are writing strong? How many of you have stopped—for a season…or maybe even for good? How many of you want to continue, …

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Mastery of time, not mastery of words

by David Rawlings, @DavidJRawlings I’ve been asked by a few people recently about what you need to master as a writer. They’ve asked if it’s more important to know plot over characters …

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