Friday’s Findings: Never stop learning

Never stop learning your craft. I’m a little surprised that some people I know who like to write aren’t interested in further training. I guess I understand. but I like taking online classes about writing fiction. I have to be careful, because I don’t want learning to replace actual writing.

Writers can spend a little time each week honing their craft. Here are some suggestions:

• read a book on the writing craft
• take an online class in fiction writing
• put together a local group of fiction writers
• rewrite something you wrote years ago.

That last one inspires me to think of five things I’ve learned about fiction writing that I didn’t know five years ago. I’ll post my answers in an upcoming blog entry.

Friday’s Findings

• Writing a Fiction Book Blurb
• 9 Ways To Craft The Perfect Opening Line
• Andy Weir’s #1 writing advice for fiction novels
• How To Accomplish Your Writing Goals (Guest Post)
• Fiction University: How Do You Know if Your Writing is Getting Better?
• Writing Productivity

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