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Sunday, July 21

Sunday Writing Tip: Reveal Something New in Every Scene

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By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy Each week, I’ll offer a tip you can take and apply to your WIP to help improve it. They’ll be easy to do...
Saturday, July 20

Real Life Diagnostics: Is Inserting a Flashback a Good or Bad Idea?

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Critique By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy Real Life Diagnostics is a weekly column that studies a snippet of a work in progress for specif...
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Thursday, July 18

8 Things Every Writer Needs to Remember

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By Sherry Howard, @SherLHoward Part of The Writer's Life Series JH: They say hindsight is 20/20, but with today's resources,...
Wednesday, July 17

The Perils of Not Knowing What Happens Next in Your Story

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By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy Getting stuck in your writing doesn't mean you've got writer's block. At some point, we a...
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Tuesday, July 16

4 Writing Pitfalls to Avoid at All Costs

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By Laurence MacNaughton, @LMacNaughton Part of the How They Do It Series JH: Even though every writer has their own process, we still ...
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Monday, July 15

What Matters More? Story Execution or the Idea?

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By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy The age-old quandary--is a well-written novel novel better than a great idea? Idea or execution. T...
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Saturday, July 13

Real Life Diagnostics: Is There Enough Tension and Interest to Keep You Reading?

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Critique By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy Real Life Diagnostics is a weekly column that studies a snippet of a work in progress for specif...
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Friday, July 12

Whose Head is it Anyway? Understanding Omniscient Point of View

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By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy This week's Refresher Friday takes an updated look at writing the omniscient point of view. One of ...
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Thursday, July 11

Developing an Audiobook: An Indie Author’s Perspective

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By Ray Flynt Part of The Indie Author Series JH: Audiobooks are hugely popular, but not every author knows how to create one for thei...
Wednesday, July 10

The Overwritten Novel: Identify & Fix Purple Prose in Your Novel

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By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy Going too far in our writing happens, and a good sentence or even scene can turn into an overwritten mes...
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