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Six Word Memoir Contest: "Why I Write"
We have chosen a winner: AMY HARTL SHERMAN, who wrote this beauty:
Write it down. Set it free.
And huge thanks to our inspiration for the six-word memoir contest, SMITH magazine, creators of the six-word memoir project. SMITH is currently accepting submissions for its newest collection (to be published by Harper Collins), "The Moment: An Instant When Your Life Changed."
Please feel free to continue adding your WHY I WRITE six-word memoirs, here, as well! Maybe a book is in She Writes' future, too.
Write it down. Set it free.
And huge thanks to our inspiration for the six-word memoir contest, SMITH magazine, creators of the six-word memoir project. SMITH is currently accepting submissions for its newest collection (to be published by Harper Collins), "The Moment: An Instant When Your Life Changed."
Please feel free to continue adding your WHY I WRITE six-word memoirs, here, as well! Maybe a book is in She Writes' future, too.
Tags: #nonfiction, contest, inspiration, memoir
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Permalink Reply by Robin Martin on -
No one can stop me from
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Permalink Reply by ellen francis harris on
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Because I have something to say.
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Permalink Reply by Debra Morgan on -
I like this
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Permalink Reply by Janet Hale Tabin on
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Writers just want to be read.
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Permalink Reply by Catherine Keefe on -
writing = righting.
righting =librium
(naturally)
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Permalink Reply by Rebekah Mason on -
Writing makes sense of emotional chaos.
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Permalink Reply by Miriam Ferguson on -
like this
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Permalink Reply by Rebekah Mason on
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Words on page, express my rage!
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Permalink Reply by Suzy Turner on -
I like this one, Rebekah!
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Permalink Reply by Laura Purdy on -
Writing keeps me sane ... and honest.
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Permalink Reply by Clara Rose on
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It's cheaper than retail therapy!
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