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Write About What You Know… (or Not!)

Posted on March 1, 2019 by Laura Orsini

Write About What You Know… (or Not!)   by Rita Goldner Writers are often directed in how-to books, classes, and webinars to write about a familiar subject, something about which they can speak with authority. Even better, the writing coaches … Continue reading →

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Writing from Life Experience

Posted on May 7, 2017 by Laura Orsini

Writing from Life Experience by Vaughn Treude “Write what you know” is a bit of advice frequently given to beginning writers. Though sound in principle, it’s not always possible. If we took the advice too seriously, science fiction and fantasy … Continue reading →

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Writing, Like Life, Is a Process – Don’t Push the River

Posted on April 22, 2015 by Laura Orsini

Writing, Like Life, Is a Process – Don’t Push the River by Christine Enking I wrote my first book over the course of 15 years. Life simply got in the way. I can’t tell you how many times I tried … Continue reading →

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