Are You Sure the Problem is Show, Don’t Tell?
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By Guest Blogger Gila Green ‘Show don’t tell’ is common advice. It’s been unpacked in dozens of blogs. Luckily, this won’t be one of them. That’s because it’s repeated so…
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Three Types of People to Watch Out for In Your Writing Life – Type 3
This is the third in a series of three guest posts on the negative people to watch out for in your writing life. This post originally appeared on the WOW!…
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Three Types of People to Watch Out for In Your Writing Life – Type 2
This is the second in a series of three guest posts on the negative people to watch out for in your writing life. This post originally appeared on the WOW!…
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Three Types of People to Watch Out for In Your Writing Life – Type 1
This is the first in a series of three guest posts on the negative people to watch out for in your writing life. This post originally appeared on the WOW!…
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Connecting With Your Query
By Guest Blogger Bethany Masone Harar I’m in a long-term relationship with the query letter. Like any relationship, we have our ups and downs. In the past, we’ve shared moments of…
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This post is by guest blogger, Margo L. Dill. Writers need all kinds of support on their way to publication. From editors to beta readers to critique group members, these…
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Regional Publishers – Pros and Cons
By Guest Blogger Margo Dill Have you ever considered submitting your manuscript to a regional publisher? YA author Margo Dill published her books through regional publishers. Here she discusses the…
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The Writer Who Went Too Far
By Guest Blogger Cathy C. Hall This post first appeared on the WOW! The Women On Writing Blog, The Muffin, on May 17th. Want to land an agent? Cathy details…
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