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"The Vessel" in the Quest for Atlantis anthology
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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Writing by Number
Today I calculated I’d blog about daily word counts. For you writers and would-be writers, do you count your word production and log it? If you do, are you finding it helps you or not? Here’s my take. I used … Continue reading
Posted in Editing, Motivation, The writing life, Uncategorized, Writing Aids
Tagged editing, logs, writer's block, writing aids
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Book Review — Socrates, A Man for Our Times
I’m introducing a new feature to this blog–reviews of books I’ve read. This will be an irregular feature since (1) books vary in length, and (2) I may not review every book I read. I will also continue to blog … Continue reading
Alone With Your Writing
Most writers write alone. Some collaborate, but for the majority it’s a solitary thing. Do you like being alone? Those who tend toward introversion prefer solitude to recharge after the drain of being around other people. However, even the most … Continue reading
Posted in Readers, The writing life, Writing Mechanics
Tagged exercise, readers, solitude, writing, writing life
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