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Lesson 4 for Young or New Writers, written by Rose McClimon Hamlin
YOUNG WRITERS FRIDAY, ages 11-17
Why it's impossible to write with a monkey named JoJo around
Another day with a monkey named JoJo
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Guest Author Edith Parzefall on Panic! The book's about to be released!
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Since November, Francene Stanley and I have been looking forward to the release of our co-written post-apocalyptic fantasy novel Wind Ove...
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Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Guilie Castillo on "Critic or Cheerleader?"
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Do you belong to a writer's group? You do? Congratulations! It's essential to the process of growing as a writer, of honing your...
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Thursday, April 5, 2012
Guest Author Mithran Somasundrum on Characterization
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"Action is character," F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote in a notebook, meaning that showing a person's actions, and more importan...
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Friday, March 23, 2012
Author Holly Michael on Ghostwriting
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I began ghostwriting immediately after I quit writing. That’s right. When rejection letters, numbering in the hundreds, angered me into av...
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Friday, March 16, 2012
Guest Author Francene Stanley on The Birth of a Novelist
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As a child in Australia, I grew up entertaining my two younger sisters with stories. Enthralled, they watched me dancing the ro...
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Guest Publisher and Author Nell DuVall on the Importance of the Basics in Writing
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What makes a writer? Ideas help, but knowing how to express them and to enthrall readers matters. Integral to that is learning how to write ...
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Thursday, March 1, 2012
Guest Author Mark Budman on Word Counts and Concise Writing
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Word Count: Pretty Unsexy? What could be less sexy than the word count of a literary work? Even the serial comma or a dangling participl...
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