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Monthly Archives: February 2022
It’s Okay To Want It Why do we dream of publication? Validation. We believe we’re good writers—we’d love for experts in the business to say you belong with us! We’re also told that we shouldn’t want that validation. The publishing industry is a business … Continue reading
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And That’s Okay! Ever been on a teeter-totter? A seesaw? One person goes up, one person goes down. How often is the board parallel to the ground? Both people balanced? Ever try juggling your writing with your job and your family … Continue reading
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Do What’s Right for You! There’s writing a book. Then there’s selling a book. And they are two vastly different undertakings. When people say they want to write, it’s because, well, they want to write. Not market a book. But that’s the reality … Continue reading
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Bridging The Distance I had a dream in which a friend invited me on a journey. In front of us was a deep, wide ravine with treacherous rocks below. “Come on!” he said, scampering to the edge and climbing down. … Continue reading