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On Outlining
“I’m not slavishly devoted to my outline though. The story itself is more important, so as I’m writing, if something in the outline doesn’t work, it gets tweaked. The outline is just a suggestion. The story is what is important.” Larry Correia, author of Academy of Outcasts
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The Place That’s Important to You
“So don’t take your story to the place you think you’re supposed to take it; take it to the place that’s important to you, that feels right to you.” Martha Wells, author of the Murderbot series
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Five Ways to Write a Rough Draft of a Scene
Have you ever known exactly what needs to happen in a scene but still found yourself staring at a blank page?
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You Get to Write
Your brain is lying to you about writing. Here’s how to lie back.
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Writing Is a Craft, Not a Gift
There’s this idea floating around in the creative world that some people are just born writers.
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Writing Scams: Flattery and Red Flags
Who Exactly is Penelope Manuscriptington?
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Open Up Your Own Book
“There comes a time when you have to close whoever else’s book and open up your own. Schedule time every day to write.” Christopher Ruocchio author of the Sun Eater series
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A Portable Writing Kit
A while back, I did something simple that has made a real difference in my writing life: I built a portable writing kit.
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Page One to Done: This Book Will Get You Psyched
This book really speaks to writers who struggle with perfectionism and procrastination.
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