Meg Dowell
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Solution Saturday: Why Is Writing the Middle Always the Hardest Part?
Though it might seem a little backwards, writing the end of a story is a lot…
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Should I Go to College? Why Getting a College Degree Is Still Important for Aspiring Writers
You’ve been writing a long time. For as long as you can remember. All you want…
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How to Make Sure You’ve Tied Up All Your Story’s Loose Ends
You don’t have to be Type A to write a novel, but it’s definitely an advantage…
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It All Starts at 0 (Midweek Novel Update #21)
The thing about writing a novel is, everyone starts at the exact same word count: 0.…
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How to Utilize Writing Opportunities You Can’t Fully Commit To | LET’S GET PUBLISHED
To get published, you have to act. Or in this case, write. As often as you…
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How to Survive and Conquer National Novel Writing Month, 2015
NaNo is coming. You’re either here because you come here often or you’re terrified about this…
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[DISCUSSION] “Publishing” Your First Piece of Writing
I remember the first time I held it in my hands. My story. My words. In…
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Everything You Need to Know About Writing Your First Draft
Have you ever read a book, closed it after the final page and just sat there…
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Three Reasons You Haven’t Gotten Any Writing Done This Week
The first step to overcoming an obstacle is acknowledging there’s an obstacle to overcome. Most writers…

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