Writer’s Block: Really Useful Links by Lucy O’Callaghan
Writer’s block can be a temporary failure to write, to put words on paper. It
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The internet is a fabulous place for finding tips on writing and resources for writers (just look at writing.ie!), but the most helpful articles can be hard to track down, in a new regular weekly series we will be bringing you taste of our favourite links.
Writer’s block can be a temporary failure to write, to put words on paper. It
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In this week’s column, I’m looking at self-publishing and what writers need to know about
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