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  • April Eberhardt
    May 2013
    The Many Paths to Publishing—Which One’s Right...
  • Carol Hand
    March 2012
    Sink, Swim, or Float
  • Ellen Cassedy
    September 2012
    [TIPS OF THE TRADE]: What's Your Interview Style?
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  • Reply on topic: Getting started
    By Jane Hammons
    That's not an elementary question at all. Getting started isn't hard for me because wh...k in the voice of a child for a few pages. Something about shifting OUT of the mode I'm working in gets me intere...
  • Reply on topic: How did you come up with the opening paragraphs of your novel?
    By Jannette Eng
    That's a great approach, Deni.  I am taking another run at it today and will keep this in mind.  Thanks!
  • Reply on topic: How much need you worry about others while writing a memoir?
    By Tina Barbour
    Kenny, Please don't throw away the idea of a memoir because of some of the comments you've received on this post. Do some research on the wonderful memoirs that are ou...
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    Every year, at various points, I find myself asking this question of my classes and myself: "What does it mean to have integrity?" And an answer invariably comes, pr...
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    Honoring my Soul November 22, 2018 | Antonia Teresa Amore-Broccoli Monday November 19, 2018 The moon entered into bold, take charge and self-confident Air...
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    A Craft Lesson: "No Ideas but in (Beautiful) Things" at Brevity. A different approach to Show Don't Tell. https://brevitymag.com/craft-essays/no-ideas-but-in-beautiful-things/
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  • Ellen Cassedy
    Ellen Cassedy commented on her article [TIPS OF THE TRADE]: What makes a winning memoir? Hint: Try a logline.
    Kelly -- Thanks so much for this description of your journalistic-memoiristic mode.  All fascinating.  I think it...
  • Judith van Praag
    Judith van Praag commented on Deborah Siegel's article "The Gender Diaries" - an excerpt from an essay
    Dear Deborah, First, congrats with your babies birth and thanks for offering this tender post up for critique, admitting to the feelings you had/have is brave and the...
  • Jenna Hollenstein
    Jenna Hollenstein commented on her article You have to run before you can sit (or How running prepared me for meditation)
    Thanks, all, for these wonderful comments. @Kerina: "Good enough" itself has become my practice! @Muriel: I will run with you (slowly) in spirit! @Isabelle: Completely...
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