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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
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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. […]

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. […]

How to Draw Maps and Floor Plans for Your Story
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How to Draw Maps and Floor Plans for Your Story

by Perry : 09.08.201709.07.2017

Have you ever struggled with the layout of a setting in your story? Have you ever gotten a character lost? […]

Zillow: It’s Not Just for Buying!
Mechanics Writing

Zillow: It’s Not Just for Buying!

by Perry : 09.05.201709.05.2017

Guest post by author EJ McCay I’m a visual person. I learn visually, think visually, and speak visually. Say wha? Speak […]

Let’s Talk Dialogue: When to Break the Rules
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Let’s Talk Dialogue: When to Break the Rules

by Perry : 08.29.201708.29.2017

Guest post by author EJ McCay   Good dialogue is a wonderful thing. It can grab a reader and pull […]

An Agglomeration of Writing Tools
Mechanics Self-Publishing Writing

An Agglomeration of Writing Tools

by Amanda : 08.26.201708.25.2017

Well, I wrote up this article, then immediately Paul and Perry posted articles about writing tools–those for free. So now, […]

Book Review: Characters and Viewpoint
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Book Review: Characters and Viewpoint

by Perry : 08.25.201708.25.2017

(Affiliate link) Characters and Viewpoint by Orson Scott Card Vivid and memorable characters aren’t born: they have to be made   This book […]

Mistakes or Placeholders?
Mechanics Writing

Mistakes or Placeholders?

by Alex : 08.15.201708.14.2017

Marta looked out at the really beautiful sunset. “Wouldn’t it be nice to be sitting on the beach with no […]

More than Scrivener: Software for Every Kind of Author
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More than Scrivener: Software for Every Kind of Author

by Perry : 08.11.201708.11.2017

When most writers think of software just for them (beyond generic programs like Word and Evernote), they think of Scrivener. […]

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