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Keep Calm, Shut Up, and Write—By Lea Beddia
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Keep Calm, Shut Up, and Write—By Lea Beddia

One full-time teaching job (hybrid online teaching included), three school-aged children (complete with homework, lunches and the occasional emotional meltdown), … Continue reading Keep Calm, Shut Up, and Write—By Lea Beddia

How Do I Research and Write About My Subject When There’s No Archive?—by Linda M. Morra
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How Do I Research and Write About My Subject When There’s No Archive?—by Linda M. Morra

When perusing the scrapbook of a Canadian female writer and artist, I find a twig of cedar clipped to its … Continue reading How Do I Research and Write About My Subject When There’s No Archive?—by Linda M. Morra

How to Get Out of the Slush Pile—by Rachel Thompson
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How to Get Out of the Slush Pile—by Rachel Thompson

I yawn and keep flicking through my virtual stack of submissions. I need one more piece that will not only … Continue reading How to Get Out of the Slush Pile—by Rachel Thompson

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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