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Tips & Tricks: Part One

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Part One: 5 Ways to Approach a Writing Prompt This post is the first part of a series. Part Two discusses 3 Ways to Use Your Prompt Response and Part Three discusses What to Expect from Sharing Your Work. These are all dynamic posts and subject to periodic updates. Additionally, this post may contain affiliate […]

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Writing Prompt 37

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Writing Prompt 36

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Writing Prompt 35

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I’m going to start writing less and less on these prompt posts in the future just because I’m writing a tips & tricks series that I think will be beneficial for writers. This blog will always be a work in progress, but the prompts are more or less standalone elements at this point. As always, […]

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Writing Prompt 34

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Dialog was always a weak point for me. In school, I used to get feedback from writing instructors telling me how great all of my descriptions were, but simultaneously point out that my characters never said anything. It’s hard to relate to someone you never talk to, so I had to start getting to know […]

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Writing Prompt 33

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It has now been almost a full year since I’ve posted a writing prompt here, but it feels like much less time has passed. This has been a very busy year as my husband and I welcomed our baby boy! It’s been such a wonderful whirlwind of an experience and he gets cuter by the […]

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