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Category: Blog

I’m Guilty – Throw the Book At Me (I really need to catch one!)

Posted on June 22, 2016 by Terri Benson

Yep. I’m guilty. I didn’t mean to do it. It just happened. I stopped writing and started doing yard work. With a shovel. I became enamored with a battery-operated sprayer for my weeds. I couldn’t resist the siren call of the annual plant displays at every store in town, including the pharmacy. I found a…

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Mind, Body and Writing

Posted on June 21, 2016 by Mary Gillgannon

A friend of mine who has endured cancer treatment and chronic pain issues for the last several years recently announced that she was taking a break from writing. Cognitive issues related to chemotherapy have made story structure and continuity, even word recall, a huge challenge for her. But even more than that, I think she…

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Always Be Researching

Posted on June 20, 2016 by rmfwBoss

One of my most enduring beliefs about being a writer is that you should always be researching. Of course, the sort of research you need is completely dependent on the type of story you’re constructing, but outside of closely examining human behavior, my favorite research involves travel. Writers don’t have to love far flung destinations,…

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Rereading and Rereaders

Posted on June 17, 2016 by Robin D. Owens

First, a note, reading is my primary entertainment, I don’t have cable television (I have two network channels, that’s it) and I don’t download and watch films. I reread my library (not my own work) all the time. I always thought everyone did, but I was having a talk with a writer friend and found…

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Character Flaws: Heil Hydra

Posted on June 14, 2016 by J.A. (Julie) Kazimer

***Before I get into my post, I wanted to acknowledge the lives lost on Sunday. My heart breaks for Orlando.    For those who aren’t nerds like myself, you might not be aware of the recent issues surrounding the Captain America comic. Apparently Captain America is a double agent. He’s a hydra operative. Hydra are…

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