29 days ago by Allison Chase

As the holiday season begins in earnest next week, many a writer will begin to wonder how on earth they’re going maintain their writing schedule. Wait, did I say wonder? I meant panic – especially if you have a looming deadline in the first part of the new year. I mean, let’s take a look at that wor ...

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128 days ago by Jeremy

If you’re a writer, chances are you have a writing schedule that has taken a while to pin down. You tried getting up before work or school to write, but the words were too blurry. Then you tried writing at lunch, but the potato chip crumbs kept falling between your laptop keys. When you tried writin ...

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185 days ago by Chris V.

As I'm working on finishing my adult mystery and rereading/editing a set of mystery short stories I finally want to submit, it got me wondering how others do it. It's hard switching gears and finding enough time in a day to do both. Realistically I know if I did at least 2,500 words a day (about 10 ...

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189 days ago by gavthorpe

Unfortunately, being an author isn’t just about swaggering around conventions and having glitzy signing tours. Sometimes you have to write books! Writing a book takes time – perhaps one of the reasons writers’ blogs can be a little slow on the updates, there just isn’t that much to say on a day-to-d ...

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241 days ago by Charlotte Dixon

A couple weeks ago, I wrote about creativity with a purpose. As usual, I banged the drum for writing on a regular basis. (This is a familiar subject matter for me, as attested to by these posts, too: Getting Up at 5 AM, Techniques for Writing Flow, and Ah, But Here's the Rub, to name only a few. I c ...

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