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November means one thing for writers: NaNoWriMo. If you’ve never participated, you don’t know what you’re missing out on. The 30-day challenge presents more than it may seem on the outside. And if you’re struggling to get words on paper, it’s the perfect exercise. … Read on…50,000 in 30
Everyone finds themselves intrigued by and fanning over SOMETHING. Before you know it, you’ve purchased every book in a series, watched every movie, and collected every piece of memorabilia you can lay your fingers on. And – if you’re a writer – you might have dabbled at playing around in the world. Fan fiction’s one of the best ways to job you’re writing brain. And you never know when it’ll lead you to the next best idea. … Read on…Fan Favorite
Everyone’s imaginations work differently. And that’s a good thing! How else could you end up with so many retellings of the same plot? The same can work if you “look” at sounds. Ask for a description from a group of random people, and you’ll never get the same description. Therein lies a potential source of inspiration for your work. … Read on…Hear it “Write”
The world’s reached a point where most of us rely on some form of technology. That’s reasonable, but there’s an “ancient” writing tool that no writer worth their salt should abandon. And if you don’t have at least ONE notebook squirreled away, can you actually call yourself a writer? … Read on…The Writer’s Best Friend
More than ever, writers have a duty to reflect the world around us. That means opening our eyes and acknowledging the diversity we live in. But we have to do it properly. You can’t simply assign random tags to characters and expect a warm reception. There’s a “right” way to handle integrating diversity into your writing – and about a hundred WRONG ways to do it. … Read on…The Melting Pot
The dreaded adverb. Genre writing tells you to never use adverbs. Some programs even flag them so you can eradicate them from your manuscript. What are these terrible creatures? And do you need to fumigate them? … Read on…Terribly Horribly Unacceptably Unavoidable
Prompted by a recent encounter with an idiot, I felt the need to clarify the actual rules for writing. … Read on…The “Rules”
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