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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 […]

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. […]

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, […]

All the Beautiful People
Encouragement Writing

All the Beautiful People

by Perry : 10.13.201710.13.2017

I was just musing about something—a tendency I have. (You’ll have to let me know if I’m the only one.) […]

Confessions of a Notebook Hoarder
Encouragement Writing

Confessions of a Notebook Hoarder

by Perry : 09.29.2017

Well, folks, it’s been an embarrassing week. Promise you won’t tell anyone? I, um, well… I’ve bought two new notebooks […]

15 Times to Fit in Writing When Life is Busy
Encouragement Writing

15 Times to Fit in Writing When Life is Busy

by Perry : 09.22.201709.22.2017

When I think of a great writer, I think of someone in a quiet house with a daily ritual that […]

A Writerly Round-Up
Encouragement Writing

A Writerly Round-Up

by Perry : 09.15.2017

This fine Friday, I wanted to share with you some fabulous resources and articles I ran across this week. Enjoy! […]

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

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? […]

When Your Invention Has a Birthday
Encouragement Self-Publishing Writing

When Your Invention Has a Birthday

by Perry : 09.01.201708.31.2017

Once upon a time… …there was a girl who had her whole life ahead of her and serious doubts she’d […]

Let’s Talk Dialogue: When to Break the Rules
Blog Mechanics Writing

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 […]

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