Tag: Outlines

• Does A Change In Seasons Change Your Writing Habits?

  Does a change in seasons bring changes in your writing habits? I’m voting yes on my ballot. As the daylight fades and it starts getting darker earlier, I find myself planted in my chair a little more, pecking away at my projects. But for me, it’s just because I’m an outside kind of person. I spend […]

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  October 9, 2019

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• Writers Are Always Working, Even When We’re Not

  Well, it’s been a bit, hasn’t it? With the writing I mean. Your WIP. More specifically, with my WIP, actually. All I can say is that life happens, you know? Family matters, when serious enough, must take precedence and get priority treatment, of course. Mix that in with the deadlines of the paying job, and before […]

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  July 16, 2019

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• A Word Is A Word, And It Counts

    Yep, that’s what I tell myself. A word is a word, no matter if it’s one of one or one of thousands. And it counts the same, so if you’re tight on time and you just jot down that first word of a chapter, paragraph or conversation, it’s one more word than you’ve had […]

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  May 10, 2019

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• Ideas During Sleep, ​Blank Stares While Awake

  We always hear about the constant need for a pen and paper nearby for those golden, light bulb ideas of brilliance that only show themselves when we are least expecting them. I always believed this to be the crazy notion until I was proved wrong. “Once again”, some might interject here. Blissfully awoken by an […]

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  April 8, 2019

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• Keep Your WIP Moving With Secrets And Motivation

    Keeping plot, action, and dialogue fresh can be a challenge. but Sol Stein can help you with that. Who is Sol Stein, you ask? He’s the writer of a great book on craft techniques and strategies, both fiction and nonfiction, and beyond. It’s titled, Stein On Writing. And why wouldn’t it be? He suggests to […]

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  December 7, 2018

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• Seasons Change, And So Do I…

  Well, here we are, back at that dreaded daylight savings time, or maybe a better name would be the daylight shifting time. Apparently it’s not enough that the sunlight naturally dwindles a bit each day now, because we feel theneed to manipulate our clocks to better match the lighting patterns of the sun. Shouldn’t we […]

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  October 23, 2018

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• Crayons, Pens, Butcher Paper or Tablets, A Writer Is A Writer, No Matter The Method

    There’s always talk about writing methods, and how to stay organized while telling your story. But I’ll tell you a little secret. I hate outlining. Hate it. Always did, and as far as I can tell, I always will. It just seems repetitive to me. I mean, if you know enough to thoroughly outline […]

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  March 7, 2018

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