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- RYCJ commented on Kamy Wicoff's article Three Wishes for My Writing In The Coming Year: Will You Tell Me Yours?On this post I'm going to print it...and here goes my 3 wishes to which I will commit. 1) Contact at least 10 SheWrtiers from the list I print (at this point) at th...
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In Between ProjectsGreat post, Brooke! I appreciate your honesty. For me, writing relieves pain and confusion. It's like opening a valve on a pressure cooker. I also write to make sense...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsElizabeth--just found and read. Really beautiful and powerful lyric imagery. I, too, resonated with the "I exhaust my grief in your noise." It almost feels like the mo...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between Projects"Grace, I now believe, is the exhaust of ferocity. A clean-burning life will attract the words that have the potential to save us." --Sage Cohen I can see this line being published in a book of quotations! It is so wise, so beautiful!Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsGreat thoughts! As a midlife mentor and creativity coach, I have urged my clients to learn to love themselves first and loving their life will automatically follow. I...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsBeautifully written. I, too, am struck by "I exhaust my grief in your noise!", and also by "Isolated islands of shame" and "Blood flows down my hand from a rose". Strong imagery, a big theme successfully contained throughout the poem. It flows so well.Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between Projects"Grace, I now believe, is the exhaust of ferocity. A clean-burning life will attract the words that have the potential to save us." Wow! I love gratitude and illumination, and I don't think you've lost any of it. I think you're processing it through a new lens or filter--or both. =)Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsZetta Brown commented on her article [Reality Check] Shaping the Novel: How I Trimmed a Manuscript from 150,000 Words to Fewer than 70,000Thanks for sharing these valuable tips, Libby. I often find authors reluctant to cut the chaff from their writing even if it will help their writing. Some see it as ru...Writing Status Badges
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