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15 Feb 2013
Productivity, Social Media, Writers@Work
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Writers@Work: The January Social Media Experiment

Over the winter holiday, Jocelyn Koehler and I agreed to try a social media fast during January. Even though I had a much tamer plan than Jocelyn, I suffered from withdrawal symptoms almost immediately. You can read about my experience at Jocelyn’s blog, Teamblood. To learn how Jocelyn stayed off... Read More
13 Feb 2013
Wednesday Writing Prompt
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Wednesday Writing Prompt: Add Emotion by Rochelle Melander

Have you heard of, “saidism?” No, I did not misspell sadism. Saidism most commonly refers to the conceptions of Professor Edward Said. But lately, some bloggers have used the term saidism to refer to either the overuse of the word “said” or the overuse of fancy dialogue tags like “exclaimed”... Read More
12 Feb 2013
Write Now! Weekly Writing Tip
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Apply the Brakes and Write More by Rochelle Melander

Today’s tip continues our series on writing productivity based on the book Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life: Train Your Brain to Get More Done in Less Time by Paul Hammerness, M.D., Margaret Moore, and John Hane. The first two articles are available on the blog; find the links at... Read More
08 Feb 2013
Writers Read
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Writers Read Children’s’ Books by Jonathan Fenske

Writers, can you remember falling in love with picture books? I do. I have distinct memories of wanting to crawl into the scenes of some of my first picture books and early readers. I thought Pippi Longstocking would make a great friend, and I imagined myself skating on sponges, cleaning... Read More
07 Feb 2013
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Size Surprise!: Digital Publishing and Ereaders Make Story Size Meaningless by Elizabeth Cole

Today’s guest blog post by romance author Elizabeth Cole takes a look at how digital publishing may change the length of our books. Read on to learn what you need to know before you write that next novel! Size Surprise!: Digital Publishing and Ereaders Make Story Size Meaningless by Elizabeth... Read More
06 Feb 2013
Wednesday Writing Prompt
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Wednesday Writing Prompt: Myth Making by Rochelle Melander

Last summer, when our family visited Shelburne Museum in Vermont, we took in Elizabeth Berdann’s exhibit Deep End. In her miniature portraits, she portrayed “humans as mythological sea creatures.” We were captivated by both the portraits and the stories. As our family talked about these traditional water myths, my son kept... Read More
05 Feb 2013
Write Now! Weekly Writing Tip
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Connect and Write More by Rochelle Melander

Writing can be like folding a banquet-sized tablecloth; you can do it yourself, but it’s a lot easier when you can find somebody to help. —Ted Kooser and Steve Cox, Writing Brave and Free, p. 118. I’m an inveterate introvert. I prefer staying home alone—even when I don’t have to trudge... Read More
30 Jan 2013
Wednesday Writing Prompt
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Wednesday Writing Prompt: The Facebook Profile by Rochelle Melander

Last summer, I had the opportunity to teach writing at the Milwaukee Art Museum. As we worked with students in developing characters, we asked them to choose a character from a painting and then create a Facebook profile for that person. Try it. Take a character from your novel and... Read More
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