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Tag Archives: confidence
Writers and the school of hard knocks.
It is often said that writing a book is one of the hardest things to do. I’m not so sure because I’m able to knock out first drafts with relative ease. What I do know is that getting that book … Continue reading
Writers – the importance of a good programme/timeline in planning your novel
I have recently been writing the third book of a series and have used NaNoWriMo as my vehicle for it this year. Straight away I was faced with a problem, I couldn’t keep track of who was where and more importantly … Continue reading
How compiling chapter summaries got me out of a rut in Chapter 3
Writing can be a challenging occupation even when you have all of your ducks lined up neat and tidy. Sometimes there is just an invisible entity that is preventing you from storming through and writing the great piece you set … Continue reading
Writers – never give up, never surrender
Writers write because they have to. It may be a piece they have been working on for ages, or just something that bursts out of their head right there and then and they have to get it down on paper or … Continue reading
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Tagged author, confidence, identity, inspiration, writing
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The crucial middle third of a book, doing the hard yards
People who write books whether for a living, for pleasure or just because they feel like it are very exceptional people. There is an old saying that goes something like “everyone has a book in them”. But, not everyone tries to … Continue reading
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Tagged author, confidence, discipline, inspiration, resources, writing
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What is a writer?
An interesting question don’t you think. For many professions it is quite easy to define what they are, a brick layer lays bricks, a gardener works in a garden, an accountant does accounts and numbers, but what is a writer? … Continue reading
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Tagged author, blogs, book titles, confidence, creativity, creator, crime thriller, discipline, dreams, experience, faery story, fantasy, identity, inspiration, long and winding road, record keeping, writing
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A Thick Skin – an essential tool for a writer
Further to my blog earlier today on The Waiting Game http://t.co/2tdxhRIBkX there is another essential tool or skill that writers need, and that is a thick skin. A writer, any writer, be they a poet, short story writer or a … Continue reading
The pleasure of writing
In the midst of another day when the Postman delivered letters that we would rather he didn’t, and that set my wife and I into a less than totally pleasant place, I had been doing some writing. I have written … Continue reading
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Tagged confidence, creativity, the Great Story, writing
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Writer, Author, Creator or Master of the Universe. Which one are you?
I often think how poorly us writers think of ourselves and perhaps, more importantly what others think of us. Consider this scenario; you are at a gathering of people, say some kind of function or a party. There are bankers, … Continue reading
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Tagged author, confidence, creativity, creator, identity, superhero
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