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Tag: writers conferences

A Colorado Gold Fairy Tale

Posted on July 9, 2018 by Mary Gillgannon

Once there was a new writer who attended the Colorado Gold conference. She’d been writing for about two years and had a completed manuscript, which she’d entered in the Colorado Gold contest, but it didn’t place. She’d come with fairly low expectations. Although her coworkers at the library where she worked were convinced this was…

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FOMO – The Writer’s Plight

Posted on April 10, 2018 by J.A. (Julie) Kazimer

FOMO has me in its clutches. Or tentacles might be a better word. For those who aren’t up on the current slang (or slang from six months ago, which now dates me as being really old), FOMO is the FEAR OF MISSING OUT. I have it. I’ve been infected. The only thing that will save…

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First Day of Spring (well, it was)

Posted on March 28, 2018 by Terri Benson

I’m writing this on the first day of spring, although you won’t see it until the season is a week old. My weekend was the perfect start to a seasonal change. Saturday hiking in the sun, a cool breeze, lots of green showing in grasses and trees, and even a few blooms here and there….

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THOUGHTS ON MARKETING

Posted on November 15, 2016 by Chris Goff

I’m in the dreaded days between turning the last revision into the editor and waiting for the acceptance so I can get paid. How do I fill my time? By working on the next book, of course, and, no, I don’t do NaNo. I find it stressful, and a way to focus more on how…

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