Making the Write Connections

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It's good to be working on my biblical fiction chapter book after a couple of frustrating months. I just couldn't put my fingers t...

I'm posting my writer's journey as a pre-published author on  Julie Hedlund's 12x12 blog  today. Stop by to find out more about ...

. . .Build a writing workbench to store your tools. We now come to the last chapter in "Writing Tools" by Roy Peter ...

. . . Turn it loose during revision. This is certainly what holds me back as a writer: self-criticism.  Since many writing-relate...

. . .Create a corps of helpers for feedback. " . . .In the real world, writing is more like line dancing, a social function with...

. . . To do your best, help others do their best. Roy Clark opens his chapter with these words: "I abhor the image of the wri...

 . . . Then assemble the pieces into something whole. Anne Lamott's book Bird by Bird gets its title from an anecdote about her b...

. . . For big projects, save scraps others would toss. Roy Peter Clark shares his methods for collecting project ideas: ...

. . . Examine the machinery beneath the text. "If you piece together a puzzle, you benefit from the image on the box.  If yo...

. . .Prepare yourself for the expected--and unexpected. Today I am featuring another chapter tidbit from Roy Peter Clark's boo...

. . .Plan and write it first in your head. Today I am featuring another chapter tidbit from Roy Peter Clark's book, "Wr...

. . .To sharpen your learning, write about your writing. Today I am featuring another chapter tidbit from Roy Peter Clark's book...