What's the best writing tip anyone's ever given you? What six little words have changed the way you think about writing or helped you overcome writer's block?
Share the best writing advice you've ever gotten right here in six words!
(If you're not totally clear on what a six-word memoir is, check out SMITH magazine, where the six-word memoir project was born, as well as the thread for the "Why I Write" contest we held in 2010--then come back here and contribute!)
Tags: inspiration, memoir, nonfiction
Permalink Reply by Christine Laurie on 6-word memoir on writers block:
Work on two projects at once.
Christina Laurie, Cape Cod, MA
Every character must have a motivation.
Permalink Reply by Alice Elliott Dark on Write one sentence at a time.
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Permalink Reply by Margo Rowder on Don't spread ideas across extra words.
Permalink Reply by Karen Pickell on Consider criticism, but trust your gut.
Permalink Reply by B. Lynn Goodwin on Love it!
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