6 hours ago by beastmoon

Stephen Campbell asked: Memory sharpness is often associated with age, so to speak. Yet age alone is not enough to significantly reduce a person’s ability to remember unless some disorder that block processing pathways exists, like Dyslexia and Alzheimer’s. To maintain keen memory and focus, one has ...

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2 days ago by Andy

Do you have any character traits that you’d like to change? If you do, I’m guessing they’re probably negative character traits. I have a few, but I also have plenty of positive attributes too and I’m going to list some of them here. Over the years I’ve changed and not necessarily for the better. The ...

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8 days ago by caseyclifford

“There is a road from the eye to the heart that does not go through the intellect.” G.K. Chesterton Baby Blue Eyes I’ve been thinking a lot about characters this week. And real people who are characters. I’ve been thinking also about what makes me take a second look at a person and think: I want to ...

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9 days ago by EelKat

Okay, so I’ve got my plot all ready to go, spent 3 months outlining, in 2 days I start writing, I’m doing good too, no vampires in sight – ghosts and zombie, but not a single vampire, and suddenly today, October 30th, I start thinking – tomorrow is Halloween! YAY! Got to go watch every [...]

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11 days ago by worddreams

Fiction writing is about communicating as much as possible within the story line. Every writing class you take will exhort you to show not tell. As Samuel Clemens said, “Don’t tell us that the old lady screamed. Bring her on and let her scream.” You will often have your characters become sick in the ...

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12 days ago by worddreams

If your novel is about a cross section of America, you must convincing portray characters from all segments of society. About 20% will be Democrats, 20% Republicans, and the rest, somewhere in the middle. Regardless of which politics you prefer, if your character is to be believed, you better walk a ...

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13 days ago by jammy467

What is involved in raising a litter of puppies? This is a question I am asked quite often. It is certainly a task that should not be taken lightly. That cuddly little puppy is going to be a full grown dog someday soon, and will have an impact on many peoples lives and you want that impact to be a p ...

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15 days ago by caseyclifford

Characters. Trick or treat moose As writers we deal with them in our books. As TV and movie watchers we bond with some on the screen, detest others, and remain neutral about others. As members of a family we see characters within our family circles. As friends, we see them emerge within our friendsh ...

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19 days ago by Luanna

by Allan Katz My friend and colleague, Allan Katz has just launched his new book Addictive Entrepreneurship. I have had the joy and privilege of reading this book. Allan has been an entrepreneur for 30+ years. If anyone knows the ups and downs of the business, it’s him! What makes Allan’s new book s ...

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21 days ago by Know It All

Product Description Dr. Gordon Livingston’s books have resonated with readers as universally and deeply as earlier books by M. Scott Peck, Rollo May, and Erich Fromm. Now, Gordon Livingston—a physician of the human heart, a philosopher of human psychology—offers an urgently needed meditation on who ...

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