What I learned about life in a cheese shop
by Shirley Holder Platt Okay, so I decided I could write. But the first thing I had to do was
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How to feel what your characters feel
by Susan Woerner Editor’s note: This article is not an advertisement, nor does the author have any affiliation with the
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Believable dialogue: the secret to making your characters come to life
by Shirley Holder Platt Dialogue, if done correctly, can make or break your story. When your audience reads your book,
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Today is not all about doing, but being
by Liberty Henwick Today I’m as tired, as tired as can be, From lying awake ’til a quarter to three.
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‘Twas the night AFTER Christmas
by Liberty Henwick ‘Twas the night after Christmas and all through the house Not a creature was stirring, especially the
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Want killer writing? Stop doing this
by Allison Marie Conway Art & Soul It’s okay, I do it, too. Even the most seasoned writers admit that
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Writing about writing–in rhyming couplets
by Liberty Henwick Why is it that at 11:05 my mind seems to wake and words come alive? A clutch
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Your art work is crucial, important, & worthy work. Here’s why
by Allison Marie Conway Art & Soul I’m not sure if you are aware of this, but writing is not
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Why I unfollowed my favorite writer
by Allison Marie Conway Art & Soul There comes a time when something helpful can become harmful for the same
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On art, democracy, & dangerous play
by Allison Marie Conway Art & Soul There are a few artists and thought leaders I follow and read regularly
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