02/13/2012 • 12:22 PM 0
Via Scoop.it – Writing and reading fiction
Sometimes it’s okay to tell. Aimee Salter gives great examples of why showing is (usually) better than telling. I really like her editing tips. Click the link and follow that blog! ~Chazz
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02/13/2012 • 11:35 AM 1
Via Scoop.it – Writing and reading fiction
Gail Kavanagh gives you something to think about: what keywords are associated with your brand? What keywords are you allowing to define you? Click the link to read her post.
Via www.writing-world.com
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