Meg Dowell
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I’ll Be Honest About My Writing Struggles (If You Will, Too)
The truth: I almost stopped writing my novel last week. More truth: things never turn out…
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On the Fear of Being Boring: Overcoming the Writer’s Greatest Block
If we only wrote for ourselves, would we write more often? If we didn’t worry about…
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How to Turn Inspiration into Motivation, and Motivation into Productivity
Last week, I figured out how my trilogy is going to end. As it often happens…
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Are You Constantly Revising Your Work As You Write It? Here’s How to Stop
The train that carries your ideas from the realm of thought into physical words is easily…
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Is Taking a Writing Class Really Worth Your Time?
Writers learn to refine their skills in a lot of different ways, and the most successful…
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Why You Should Still Join Camp NaNoWriMo (Even Though You’ve Procrastinated)
Well, darn it. It looks like you’ve succumbed to your pesky procrastination habit again. It’s April…
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How Editing Helps Refine the Skill of Writing
There is a reason the best creative writing instructors form peer review groups. A student joins…
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The Difference Between a “Proofreader” and an Editor
I recently applied for a part-time job proofreading academic papers. It would not help me pay…
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How Editing Is Like Making a Pizza
A well-deserved, crunchy and delicious pizza. Learning the proper way to edit is almost as challenging…
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The Most Effective Way to Write About Personal Experiences
Everyone likes stories. Especially stories about themselves. This is part of being a healthy human being.…
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