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We’re on a Break: Take Time Away from Your Book to Save It
Middle grade author Fleur Bradley encourages authors to step away from their WIPs in order to find the inspiration needed to make them magical.
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Writing Without Thinking: The Value of Daydreams
It may seem counter-intuitive, as a writer, to spend part of your “working” time not writing. Fantasy writer Cat Rambo explains why it’s not only okay, it’s necessary.
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Which Literary Animal Are You?
Animals have played important roles in literature through the ages. They’ve been some of the noblest protagonists and unnerving antagonists. Think you’re more Aslan than Wilbur, more Moby Dick than Peter Rabbit? Take this quiz to find out.
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Enjoy the Journey
For Margaret Mizushima, it was a long journey between the inspiration to write a novel and finally getting her first book into print. Along the way, she learned these vital tips.
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How to Handle Your Critique Results
How do you prepare your heart for feedback? Here are some tips for getting ready to hear the critique of your manuscript.
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Waiting for Your Website to Crash
When people ask when they can give up “day jobs” to “just write for a living,” I dole out the good advice I learned from a corporate lawyer turned internationally renowned LEGO brick artist. Yup. Legos.
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How to Call Yourself a Writer
When do you graduate from scribbler to writer? Editor and debut fiction author Edwin Hill shares his literary journey from childhood to publication.
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Talking to Myself
Fifteen years ago, Kevin J. Anderson gave up the keyboard and took up a recorder for his first drafts. Since that time, he’s dictated nearly fifty novels. See how.
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On Missing Your Kid’s Birthday & Other Literary Sacrifices
This year I will be away at an event on my daughter’s fifteenth birthday. What does it take to be a working writer, a career author?
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