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In Six Words: What I Wish I'd Known When I Started
Hindsight, as the saying goes, is 20-20--a frustrating truth that all writers encounter at some point in their creative endeavors. What stumbling blocks have you encountered recently in your own writing? What have you learned along the way that would have been helpful for you to be aware of when you first started writing your book (or short story, or collection of poetry, etc.)?
In six words, tell us: What do you wish you’d known before you began your current writing project?
Tags: fiction, in, inspiration, nonfiction, six, words
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Permalink Reply by Fiona McGier on -
Holidays offer little time to write.
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Permalink Reply by Peg Herring on -
Taciturn protag is tough to write!
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Permalink Reply by Shirley Smith Franklin on -
Writing faithfully to conclusion: incredibly hard.
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Permalink Reply by Karen Sosnoski on -
Keep my estimated finish date secret!
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Permalink Reply by Suzanne McKenna Link on -
My resistance to doing anything else
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Permalink Reply by Steven LaBree on -
Finding time to write anything worthwhile
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Permalink Reply by Steven LaBree on
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running out of bourbon before checking
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