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Commit to your Writing by Alysoun Owen
Alysoun Owen, Editor of Editor of the Writers’ & Artists’ Yearbook and the Children’s Writers’
Writing with Chronic Pain by Tracy Martin
Author Tracy Martin tells us her ‘writing has been shaped by procrastination, perseverance, paralysis, pain,
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Hannah Brennan, author of Nothing Left Behind, tells us: half-finished novels aren’t failures – they’re
Writing in a New Genre by Pam Lecky
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Writing the Story Everyone Thinks They Know by Caroline Cauchi
Writing the story everyone thinks they know . . . Everyone has an opinion about
Research: Trials and Tribulations by Jean Baveystock
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From Journalist to Novelist by Warwick Wise
Author Warwick Wise: As a journalist, your instinct is to be clear, concise and truthful.
Cosmetic Science: Write What You Know by Tess M. Calloway
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Find Your People, Find Your Passion by Sheryl Browne
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AI Tools for Authors by Dee Collins
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Telling Your Story by Christy Theodoulou
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How Long Does it Take to Write a Novel? by Beth Miller
The aspiring novelists I teach sometimes ask how long it takes to write a novel.
Researching Historical Fiction by Liz McSkeane
Historical Fiction: Navigating the Research Labyrinth by Liz McSkeane Late in 2022, while I was
Writing What You Know by Rob Starr MBE
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Getting Words Down on Paper by Michael Craig
Michael Craig, author of Doppelganger: Harbinger of Evil, on the absolute necessity for writers to get ideas
Writing Historical Fiction by Jan Stirling Locke
Jan Stirling Locke, author Restoration on how Writing Historical Fiction Starts With Passion . .
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