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  • Maureen E. Doallas
    February 2010
    Challenging Assumptions
  • Noury Buttry
    April 2011
    This is becoming very challenging...
  • Alma Alexander
    August 2009
    Most 'challenging' part of writing?
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    Hello fellow subversive women! What kind of adversity have you faced due to challenging the status quo in your writing?
    Started by Scars R. Stories
    Last reply by Laura Molina
    Hello all!   The name of this group caught my eye at once.  Although I have hardly ever delved...s one annoying thing I've encountered in the blogging world is receiving many comments "cha...
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    Reply on topic: Feedback on online writing classes
    By Irene C Troy
    Hi – A few years ago I took my first online writing class. I had done fairly extensive (I thought) research on the various online learning options and selected the cla...
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    How do you give constructive feedback?
    Started by Meryl Jaffe
    The job: Teaching an online course for Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth. This course requires young gifted students to complete weekly readings from...
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    Debra Fliehmann posted a status
    Actively working on first novel. Involved in small critique group of five women who meet monthly. Primary a poet so finding fiction writing challenging. Love that I am actually WRITING not just talking ABOUT writing!
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    Skeeter Buck posted a status
    Blogging is the matrix of the digital world platform. It connects those looking for information to those who have the information.  Blogging is a scheduled conversatio...
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    Victoria Chames posted a status
    21. The North Shore July 20, 2017 In a few weeks I’ll head up the coast to Mendocino County for a writers conference. This is part of a new and deeper commitmen...
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Comments

  • Tamara
    Tamara commented on Andrea King Collier's article SheWriMo: Our NaNoWriMo Correspondent Shares Ten Tips for Tackling Day One
    The most frighting and challenging part of NaNoWriMo day one is putting the first sentence on the page. After that, it gets much easier!
  • Tracey Barnes Priestley
    Tracey Barnes Priestley commented on Kamy Wicoff's article Driving A Car At Night: Do You Outline, Or Not?
    Here's a head scratcher. For most of my career I have been writing non-fiction and relying on rough outlines to do so. But for my novel, Duck Pond Epiphany (thank you...
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    Claudia Putnam
    Claudia Putnam commented on Emily Lackey's article The Art of Submission: Creating a Submission Wish List
    This is where Excel comes in. I have an sheet called BY DATE. It does what you say in #2 ... A year-round column for those that accept year round, then it goes by mont...
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