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How Can Authors Get Story Ideas from Clickbait Titles? The Answer Will Shock You!
Encouragement Writing

How Can Authors Get Story Ideas from Clickbait Titles? The Answer Will Shock You!

by Perry : 10.24.202010.25.2020

Ahh… clickbait. Those bizarre headlines that are annoyingly intriguing and make you feel like a failure for taking the bait […]

Book Review: You Are a Writer
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Book Review: You Are a Writer

by Faith : 04.06.201804.02.2018

  Title: You Are a Writer (so start ACTING like one) Written By: Jeff Goins Genre: Writing Helps/Non-fiction Recommended Ages: […]

Writing Day #2: Exploring Three POVs
Mechanics Writing

Writing Day #2: Exploring Three POVs

by Amanda : 03.15.2018

It’s Writing Day at my house again! Which means it’s time to pull together another writing assignment for “my girls”–and […]

Short Story Success
Mechanics Self-Publishing Writing

Short Story Success

by Amanda : 02.24.201802.23.2018

Short stories, like all aspects of the written word, have taken their rise and fall in the course of time. […]

14 Romance Book Cliches
Encouragement Writing

14 Romance Book Cliches

by Perry : 02.09.201802.08.2018

Cliches aren’t always a bad thing, but it’s always good to at least be aware of them when writing your novel. […]

Writing Day #1: Favorite Book Analyses
Mechanics Self-Publishing

Writing Day #1: Favorite Book Analyses

by Amanda : 02.01.201801.31.2018

Every six weeks or so, I get together a group of local home-school students, and we have a Writing Day. […]

Becoming a Writing Student Again
Encouragement Self-Publishing Writing

Becoming a Writing Student Again

by Amanda : 01.27.201801.20.2018

Writing is one of my passions. Another passion is teaching. Primarily, I teach piano and violin lessons. Throughout the years, […]

10 Tips from NaNoWriMo Veterans
Encouragement Writing

10 Tips from NaNoWriMo Veterans

by Perry : 11.17.201711.17.2017

Originally published on PerryElisabethDesign.com My Nano tip is to wrap your mind around the fact that you WILL finish no […]

Music for Writing (or How To Survive NaNoWriMo)
Encouragement Writing

Music for Writing (or How To Survive NaNoWriMo)

by Perry : 11.03.2017

NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is upon us (well, not ME because November is a crazy busy month at our […]

8 Ways to Excite Kids about Writing This November
Encouragement Writing

8 Ways to Excite Kids about Writing This November

by Perry : 10.20.2017

Guest post by Kate Willis originally published on PerryElisabethDesign.com Contains affiliate links. For most of us, November means turkey, pumpkins, […]

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