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Winded Words

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Winded Words · 3M ago

The Baby Steps of Writing #6: Laying Down the Highlights

Starting a novel can be intimidating. Finishing even more so. It is my hope that this series will help other soon-to-be or wanna-be writers find a place to begin a novel and better yet, empower them to finish. Here you will find all the advice I wish someone
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Winded Words · 4M ago

Perfect Pitch Entry

Hooray! I just found out about Brenda Lee's great Perfect Pitch Contest and had to enter. Namely because the agent is one of the coolest agents from one of the coolest agencies. Go check out all the great entries! (And if you are here for more Baby Steps of Writing, there will be more of those the e
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Winded Words · 4M ago

The Baby Steps of Writing #5: Telescoping Your Plot

Starting a novel can be intimidating. Finishing even more so. It is my hope that this series will help other soon-to-be or wanna-be writers find a place to begin a novel and better yet, empower them to finish. Here you will find all the advice I wish someone would have given me when I first started
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Winded Words · 5M ago

The Baby Steps of Writing #4: Opening with a Line in the Sand

Starting a novel can be intimidating. Finishing even more so. It is my hope that this series will help other soon-to-be or wanna-be writers find a place to begin a novel and better yet, empower them to finish. Here you will find all the advice I wish someone would have given me when I first star
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Winded Words · 7M ago

The Baby Steps of Writing #3: Telling Titles

Starting a novel can be intimidating. Finishing even more so. It is my hope that this series will help other soon-to-be or wanna-be writers find a place to begin a novel and better yet, empower them to finish. Basically, this is all the advice I wish someone would have given me when I first sta
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Winded Words · 7M ago

The Baby Steps of Writing #2: Having the Courage

Starting a novel can be intimidating. Finishing even more so. It is my hope that this series will help other soon-to-be or wanna-be writers find a place to begin a novel and better yet, empower them to finish. Basically, this is all the advice I wish someone would have given me when I first started
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Winded Words · 8M ago

The Baby Steps of Writing #1: Starting Smart, Starting Centered

Photo CreditThispost is for anyone who is thinking of starting a novel. This post is forwriters who are setting those first exciting words to page. This post is forthose who are ready to write a second, third, or fourth book. This post is foranyone who wishes they could minimize the amount of rewrit
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Winded Words · 8M ago

The Baby Steps of Writing #1: Starting Smart, Starting Centered

Photo CreditThis post is for anyone who is thinking of starting a novel. This post is for writers who are setting those first exciting words to page. This post is for those who are ready to write a second, third, or fourth book. This post is for anyone who wishes they could minimize the amount of re
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Winded Words · 8M ago

IN THE SIMPLICITY OF BEAUTY

I am really good at over-complicating things. (Don’t ask me how to run my own Blu-ray player even—I have to know what every button on the remote is for or I won’t use it. And I don’t. Because I lost the manual and there are too many options.)But when life is simple—or rather when I take time to rejo
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Winded Words · 8M ago

IN THE SIMPLICITY OF BEAUTY

I am really good at over-complicating things. (Don’t ask me how to run my own Blu-ray player even—I have to know what every button on the remote is for or I won’t use it. And I don’t. Because I lost the manual and there are too many options.)But when life is simple—or rather when I take time to rejo
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