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What is your writing DNA?

by David Rawlings, @DavidJRawlings As writers, so much of our time can be focused on what we write. We identify with genres as a way to draw people to the style of …

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David RawlingsDNAValueswriting

Getting Unstuck

by Alena Wendall, @alenawendall Are You Stuck? Have you ever sat down to write and realized your character has eaten the same meals, or met at the same coffee shop in the …

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Alena WendallGet Unstuckwriting

Scene Matters

by Katherine Reay, @Katherine_Reay I always say I don’t write historical fiction because I am not a scene builder or  a world builder and, to me, that is the hallmark of beautiful …

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Character DevelopmentKatherine Reayscenewriting

How to ‘Marie Kondo’ Your Manuscript

by Erica Vetsch, @EricaVetsch Marie Kondo is the host/driving force behind the newly-popular TV show Tidying Up on Netflix. She is an expert on helping people get rid of the ‘stuff’ …

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Editing BasicsErica VetschMarie KondoTidying Upwriting

Five Editing Tips You Can Employ Right Now

by Annette M. Irby, @AnnetteMIrby Writers are communicators. Editors help by ensuring we’re conveying what we intend. In my work as an editor and an author, I’ve sat at both sides …

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