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Category Archives: Writing Tips

Write a Random # of Words

I don’t have time for a long blog post, but will be back later to fulfill that. In the meantime, I thought I’d give you a cool tip I’ve seen circulating around. See this link? This link Yea. That one. Wait! Don’t click on it yet. This is a GREAT tool to use if you…

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Balancing Time for Writing and Life

These tips are useful for any writer, including those doing National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). Many people who are participating in NaNoWriMo, are college students, parents or work a full time job. Any of these things, and many more I didn’t mention, can be an inhibitor to the amount of time you might have to…

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Outlining or Winging It?

I have been asked and seen this question asked a lot lately. As writers, we each have our own personal methods of planning, writing and staying focused. These are things we, as individuals do, that work for us. Of course what works for one person, , in any aspect of life, doesn’t necessarily work for…

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Your Online Persona – Writers, Stay Consistent

I’ve been on the Internet since the dawn of the dinosaurs. Well alright, not that long. But I have been using the Internet since 1993 when it was sorely lacking of good information, and quite honestly, good communication. Obviously in the past almost 20 years, the Internet has absolutely boomed, and not only is there…

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