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How to Take Over the Internet: Writer’s Edition

It’s every writer’s dream, to see your name (real or penned) all over CyberWorld. Google yourself:…
Three Ways to Turn Nuisances Into Short Stories

Warning: Excessively facetious blog post begins…now. If you have a younger sibling, obnoxious neighbors or a…
How to Keep Your Idea Bulb Turned On

The age-old literary debate: is Writer’s Block a myth or the real deal? Sorry, I don’t…
Why Twitter is the Best #WritingCoach

And it’s not just because it’s free. What can you say in 140 characters or less?…
Tales of a Highly Caffeinated JulNoWriMo Enthusiast – Day 25

I am in dire need of a miniature study break. So ironically enough, I will now…

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The Self-Confidence Myth

That’s the myth — that self-confidence in writing is something you can develop before you start. That’s not actually how it works, though.
When Writing Isn’t Possible

Sometimes, you just can’t write. And how are you supposed to deal with that?
Is Starting Really the Hardest Part?

You can begin. You just have to trick your brain into thinking it’s going to be easier than it seems.

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