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Category: Blog

Think You Know the WOTY and IWOTY Finalists? Think Again

Posted on May 30, 2017 by J.A. (Julie) Kazimer

Want to learn more about the finalists for the Writer of the Year and Independent Writer of the Year? If so, you are in the right place. Then again, what fun would it be, for us, if we just gave you the answers in one post to five deep, thought-provoking questions? It wouldn’t be. So…

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Writing Black Characters Dealing with the Culture of Poverty

Posted on May 26, 2017 by Jason Evans

Last year at the Colorado Gold Conference I taught a class entitled Writing Authentic African-American Characters. A lot of that discussion had to deal with the culture of poverty within the Black community. Today, I want to talk to you about specific things your African-American characters can struggle with because of the culture of poverty….

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Novels Are Like Onions

Posted on May 25, 2017 by Rachel Craft

When I started writing, my biggest hang-up was the misguided notion of Writer with a capital W. If I’m a real Writer, I thought, I should be able to sit down whenever I feel like it and write something good—nay, groundbreaking! If I’m a real Writer, the words should magically pour forth from my sweat…

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Invest in your Writing Career

Posted on May 24, 2017 by Terri Benson

If you didn’t attend the 2017 Annual Education Event last month in Golden, take a moment to kick yourself. Really. The event was nearly sold out, and if not for a last minute storm that came through it would have been a tight fit to get everyone in, and for good reason. With a morning…

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When Motivation to Write is Gone

Posted on May 23, 2017 by Joshua Dorne

We’ve all been there. Or maybe we’re there right now? In this collective, yet solitary brain-trust known as writing. This hive-mind of almost universally shared desire. It’s what we do. Why? Because we have stories to tell. So we spit them out of our heads and onto paper (never mind the mess). But what do…

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