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APRIL QUOTES

APRIL QUOTES

Last month, I had so much fun sharing some of my favorite quotes with you, I decided it might be fun to share a few each month. This time, I have five quotes I want to share, and I’ve made them into little square images so you can save them if you want. I like to keep an entire file in my Notes app full of quotes, but it was getting difficult to navigate, so I created several more, all…

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Diving Into Research

Diving Into Research

I have a love hate relationship with research when it comes to writing. I love learning small minute details I can slip in for the reader and wonder if they’ll catch them. I take great pleasure in wondering if they know a word was chosen for the exact correlation to a scene, or if the tiniest detail I worked in is one they will notice.  On the other hand, I hate, which is such a strong word, when I realize…

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Where Do You Get Your Story Ideas?

Where Do You Get Your Story Ideas?

“How on earth did you come up with that idea?” someone asked me, after beta reading my book length story. “What do you mean?”  They can’t tell that I’m slightly panicked, because we are conversing in text. But I am. I can feel the heat in my face, the worry gnawing at the pit of my stomach. Did they hate the whole thing? I struggle with negative feedback, and it’s not because I’m too prideful to think that I got…

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March Writing Quotes

March Writing Quotes

I know most people adorn the walls of their homes with family pictures or expensive art work that moved them in some particular way. And while my homes do have family photos scattered around, the majority of our walls have words on them in the form of quotes that spoke to me. Near our front door we have a small piece that speaks about small houses and the love they hold, above the sink is a quote by Mother Theresa,…

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