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Fiction Writing, Guest Posts
The Dangers of Getting Carried Away β Guest Post by E.L. Haines
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Fiction Writing, Guest Posts, Memoirs, Writing
Writing and Aging β Guest Post by Christopher Meeks
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A close friend of mine in his eighties sent me his memoir in manuscript form. I found it fascinating as Iβve known the man thirty-five years. I had suggestions for him on perhaps reshaping it for a larger audience.
Author Interviews, Fiction Writing
Richard Fenton and Andrea Waltz Interview – Ghosts, Mirrors, and Imaginary Friends
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Have these authors ever seen a ghost in a mirror? Is there any place in the world where horrible things still occur in orphanages? How did they come up with the name Lilith Pandor? Is Onyx Webb the first character to defend herself in court as a ghost? Do you personally know anyone who has…
Christmas Articles, Fiction Writing, Writing Prompts and Exercises
Christmas Writing Prompts – The Birth of Jesus
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Did you realize that fiction plays a big part in many of our Christmas traditions? No, I’m not talking about the birth of our Lord and Savior. His birth is not fictional, but many of the things now believed about that special event are; they have been set in place by poetry, books, movies, songs, etc. This is evidence of the effects that fiction writing can have on the world.
Reading
Ten Fantastic Things About Books
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Books are printed works of fiction or nonfiction meant to teach or entertain. Β No matter what is going on in my life, it is a pleasure to pick one up and get lost in its pages. 1) Face it: there are way too many sensitive people in this world that will get mad at you…
