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Writer Wednesday – Your Own Website
I have been anxiously awaiting word from Writers of the Future and it has only grown more anxious after finding…
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Writer Wednesday – Throwing Holmes Off a Cliff
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is most well known for his character Sherlock Holmes. The character is featured in 56 stories…
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Writer Wednesday – Revisiting Old Work
Going back over things I wrote for Yahoo has really given me a sense of perspective. I am trying to…
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Writer Wednesday – Kickstarter
Kickstarter, the king of crowdfunding, has become a useful way to put out a physical book without risking lots of…
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Writer Wednesday – Fahrenheit 451
If you are a fan of Ray Bradbury, you already know what this book is. If not, then perhaps…
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Writer Wednesday – The Important Questions
When asked about your story, there are several questions you need to be able to answer in a clear manner…
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Writer Wednesday – Working on Writing Without Actually Writing
The old image of a writer stooped over a cluttered desk madly scrawling or typing away is poetic, but hardly…
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Writer Wednesday – Overdone Plots
First, an update: While I got some very positive feedback about the game designed in the Game Chef challenge, I…
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Writer Wednesday – Universal Truth: Notebooks
With very few exceptions, if a writer has made it big, they have at least one or more notebooks dedicated…
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Writer Wednesday – Take a Break
That’s right, I just told you to set aside your work and walk way. Before you brush this off as…
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Writer Wednesday – Coming to Terms: Beginning, Middle, End
In this edition of coming to terms, I am going to be addressing three terms relating to the parts of…
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