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The Art of Embarrassing Oneself at Public Readings—By Renée Cohen
Embracing Fear and Bloating

The Art of Embarrassing Oneself at Public Readings—By Renée Cohen

Giving public readings is crucial to establishing oneself as an emerging writer. After attending a diverse array of Quebec Writers’ … Continue reading The Art of Embarrassing Oneself at Public Readings—By Renée Cohen

What If Your Computer Listened to You?—By Mariam S. Pal
writing by dictation

What If Your Computer Listened to You?—By Mariam S. Pal

“New line numeral one period space cap that the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog bold lazy dog … Continue reading What If Your Computer Listened to You?—By Mariam S. Pal

What Playing Piano Taught Me About Writing-by Carly Rosalie Vandergriendt
Keys to Success

What Playing Piano Taught Me About Writing-by Carly Rosalie Vandergriendt

The movers cost about as much as the piano. When they pulled up in front of our house on a … Continue reading What Playing Piano Taught Me About Writing-by Carly Rosalie Vandergriendt

‘Been good, time to be bad’ by Richard Andrews
Writing as Therapy

‘Been good, time to be bad’ by Richard Andrews

Divorce, surviving a mass shooting, discovery of cancer at 24, and a walk on the wild side in California. Students enrolled … Continue reading ‘Been good, time to be bad’ by Richard Andrews

Bye Bye Darlings: The Editing Gauntlet by Alice Zorn
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Bye Bye Darlings: The Editing Gauntlet by Alice Zorn

You’ve finished your novel manuscript and you even – finally! – get a publisher. It took ten years. You have Neanderthal muscles across your brow from frowning at the computer screen. But now you’re home-free. Bingo! Then you get the first slew of comments from your editor… Continue reading Bye Bye Darlings: The Editing Gauntlet by Alice Zorn

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