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Writing competition review – Ink and Insights – The Scribblers
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Writing competition review – Ink and Insights. James Patterson Masterclass – my experience by Stuart White. WRITERS HQ – PLOTSTORMERS. How I went from a Pantser to a Plotter in 5 easy steps. CBC Online Writing for Children course with Catherine Johnson – a review. Writing Classes – the course for new writers and old…. How do I find the right literary agent? By award-winning author Jo Gatford. What we wish we’d known…some writing advice from The Scribblers! Getting to know the Scribblers. YA SFF series &#...
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Writing competition review – Ink and Insights. James Patterson Masterclass – my experience by Stuart White. WRITERS HQ – PLOTSTORMERS. How I went from a Pantser to a Plotter in 5 easy steps. CBC Online Writing for Children course with Catherine Johnson – a review. Writing Classes – the course for new writers and old…. How do I find the right literary agent? By award-winning author Jo Gatford. What we wish we’d known…some writing advice from The Scribblers! Getting to know the Scribblers. YA SFF series &#...
What we wish we’d known…some writing advice from The Scribblers! – The Scribblers
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Writing competition review – Ink and Insights. James Patterson Masterclass – my experience by Stuart White. WRITERS HQ – PLOTSTORMERS. How I went from a Pantser to a Plotter in 5 easy steps. CBC Online Writing for Children course with Catherine Johnson – a review. Writing Classes – the course for new writers and old…. How do I find the right literary agent? By award-winning author Jo Gatford. What we wish we’d known…some writing advice from The Scribblers! Getting to know the Scribblers. YA SFF series &#...
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Writing competition review – Ink and Insights. James Patterson Masterclass – my experience by Stuart White. WRITERS HQ – PLOTSTORMERS. How I went from a Pantser to a Plotter in 5 easy steps. CBC Online Writing for Children course with Catherine Johnson – a review. Writing Classes – the course for new writers and old…. How do I find the right literary agent? By award-winning author Jo Gatford. What we wish we’d known…some writing advice from The Scribblers! Getting to know the Scribblers. YA SFF series &#...
Krystal-Lee MacRae – The Scribblers
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Writing competition review – Ink and Insights. James Patterson Masterclass – my experience by Stuart White. WRITERS HQ – PLOTSTORMERS. How I went from a Pantser to a Plotter in 5 easy steps. CBC Online Writing for Children course with Catherine Johnson – a review. Writing Classes – the course for new writers and old…. How do I find the right literary agent? By award-winning author Jo Gatford. What we wish we’d known…some writing advice from The Scribblers! Getting to know the Scribblers. YA SFF series &#...
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Library Love – Reader, I Wrote It
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Reader, I Wrote It. Lisa Sell, Writer. September 26, 2016. October 21, 2016. This blog has moved! Come on over to: Reader, I Wrote It new website. To add comments to this post and keep updated with future blog posts through subscribing there. Hope to see you on the other side! Writers and readers would be lost without them. They deserve the love, especially as their existence is threatened within England, and I expect, other countries. So many have been closed down. Warning: if you’re running late ...
Advice from a Writer’s Husband – Reader, I Wrote It
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Reader, I Wrote It. Lisa Sell, Writer. Advice from a Writer’s Husband. September 12, 2016. October 21, 2016. This blog has moved! Come on over to: Reader, I Wrote It new website. To add comments to this post and keep updated with future blog posts through subscribing there. Hope to see you on the other side! I have set him free from his Man Cave and allowed him to write on my precious baby blog. Don’t go messing it up now, Husband. I’m watching…. Now let’s get back to business…. I have learned that there...
Writing is a Piece of Cake – Reader, I Wrote It
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Reader, I Wrote It. Lisa Sell, Writer. Writing is a Piece of Cake. September 5, 2016. October 21, 2016. This blog has moved! Come on over to: Reader, I Wrote It new website. To add comments to this post and keep updated with future blog posts through subscribing there. Hope to see you on the other side! Don’t be fooled into thinking the title of this post is literal; writing most certainly is not. Doesn’t understand why she’s suddenly writing like a faux Gangsta. Yes, yes I am. Top Sponge = First draft.
Over The Cricket – MrsCarlieLee
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Diary of a Country Housewife. Category: Over The Cricket. It’s cold today, and I’m wearing a navy hat and pink, knitted gloves. It’s still early half-past seven, and the sun is a formless glimmer between fat couches of cloud. Blue sky is promised for later, and the scything Easterly wind has relented. Waiting fot the cricket…. March 15, 2016. April 18, 2016. Leave a comment on Monday 14th March. It’s the funeral today of one of my neighbours, a private, sweet little lady who liked to see the childr...
On Great Escapes – MrsCarlieLee
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Diary of a Country Housewife. Category: On Great Escapes. On North Yorkshire – Day 3 – North York Moors. I’ve got this thing about landscape and resonance and connection, and the call of the moors is as strong as that of the sea. I want to go and walk, and listen, feel, look,. Happily, my ideas of moorland have been shaped by Enid Blyton and Arthur Ransome – I think of it as a place to range free, without grown ups and with plenty of pemmican and chocolate. Dora is in rabbiting-mode, snuffling ecstatical...
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Diary of a Country Housewife. On Walking: Monday 2nd January. It’s just past nine and the dogs and I are slipping and sliding down the Banbury Road. We were just whizzing round the cricket, five minutes at most, but the beauty of the morning has untethered us, sent us spinning off down the valley beneath the drying barn. The dogs are bonkers with excitement; pulling like kites on their leads. We reach the last pot-hole in a chain, the deepest, and I jump with both feet, splashing freezing mud up behind m...
On Village Life – MrsCarlieLee
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Diary of a Country Housewife. Category: On Village Life. It’s a Friday evening, and it’s raining. We’re all knackered, and we don’t want to go out. 8216;It will be fun,’ I say. ‘And we’ve bought our tickets.’. We get in the car. There’s no cash in the house, so we have to schlep to town. Radio Two has gone weird and the children have demanded KISS, which means I have my hands over my ears. I stare from the car window at the rain, and think longingly of the blue velvet sofa, and my book*. The area between...
Details | Critique My Novel's blog for writers
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Critique My Novel's blog for writers. Contests–are they worth your time? January 30, 2013 · 2:03 am. From the editors of Critique My Novel. Still holding it in his left hand, he used his right hand to flip open the phone. He stared at the screen for a few moments before closing the phone, as he had decided not to answer the call. He switched the phone to his right hand because he decided he wanted it in his left breast pocket. He then slipped it into the pocket inside his coat. We DO need to see that he ...
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Critique My Novel's blog for writers. Author Archives: Catherine at Critique My Novel. July 1, 2016 · 11:01 pm. Pushing My Creative Limits. From an Ink and Insights judge. Sue's Simple Snippets. Recently, I’ve been judging writing contests for an online group called Ink and Insights. At first, I was concerned it would take up too much of my valuable editing and writing time, but as I do more and more of them, I realized two things. Reading a variety of novels has helped me as a writer and an editor.
Caveat Venditor—Five Mistakes KILLING Self-Published Authors | Critique My Novel's blog for writers
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Critique My Novel's blog for writers. The Three “Acts” of a Writer’s Journey—From Newbie to Master. How Strong is Your Dialogue? How to Fix Common Dialogue Problems →. December 19, 2014 · 2:51 am. Caveat Venditor—Five Mistakes KILLING Self-Published Authors. Kristen Lamb's Blog. All right, it’s about to be a brand new year and many of you are wanting to finally see your books. Self-publishing is AWESOME, and it’s a better fit for certain personalities and even content (um, social media? 1,617 more words.
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Monday, April 4, 2011. Rushing from class to class, delving into study groups and squeezing in a workout are part of the average college student's daily life. While at the end of the day students may come home flustered and down, people like Kyle Maynard make the average person's daily struggles seem insignificant, yet he makes no excuses. 8220;As long as you don’t fear any challenge, you can accomplish anything,” Maynard said. Maynard continues to this day to reach out and inspire those around him.
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A hide-out for writers. Thursday, February 26, 2015. Writing the Screenplay BEFORE You Write the Novel. Last week at the Life, the Universe, and Everything Symposium. I went to a fantastic panel on screenplay writing. I learned a lot of valuable stuff, like the fact that there's about a gazillion screenplays that you can read FOR FREE. On the internet. Also that if you want to write screenplays professionally, you need to plunk down your $200 for Final Draft. It is easier to adapt a novel to a screenplay...
The New Official Website of Composer-Author Tom Dossett
The Creative Works of Tom Dossett. Heralded as The Champion of Bass Trombone Music by the ABRSM. Robert Sargant, Syllabus Manager, Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music). For Programme Notes: DOB 14 January 1952). Heralded as "The Champion of Bass Trombone Music" by the ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music). The Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Tom gained a wealth of experience spanning 20 years in the Air Force including the retired 505th Band, the USAF Academy Band. Highly acclaimed, ...
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On January 3, the American Dialect Society. Announced 'because' as the 2013 Word of the Year. In a statement issued earlier this week, the Society acknowledged that 'because' is increasingly used to introduce a noun or adjective rather than a full clause. In other words, the American Dialect Society is putting its stamp of approval on phrases such as 'because boundaries' or 'because awesome! Founded in 1889, the American Dialect Society is dedicated to the study of the. He spoke about his children; he sp...
The Scribblers – Tales from our writers' journeys to publication
What we wish we’d known…some writing advice from The Scribblers! Getting to know the Scribblers. How to Figure Out Your Genre. CBC Online Writing for Children course with Catherine Johnson – a review. Writing Classes – the course for new writers and old…. Writing competition review – Ink and Insights. The Bestseller Code: Anatomy of the Blockbuster Novel – and what I learned from it. My road to finding an agent, how dreams really do come true…and why I’ve got to remember that. Blog #2 – TITLES. Re-readin...
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My Thoughts.My Writings.My Life! Tuesday, November 1, 2011. Today started day one of NaNoWriMo. So far so good and I can say I remember why I like writing. For one, it's someone elses world and ANYTHING can happen. Then unfortunately, my great critique group will get to help me sort it all out. Speaking of my critique group. They are all such great and amazing people that inspire me. Patricia Gerard is getting ready for a new cover and book trailer for her book "Faery Sight." She is excited about the...
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The Scribbler's Pen. Get to Know Me. How Reforming UCAS will help the UK’s Economy. Create a national Apprenticeship system to give adults skills and financial assistance. Unemployment decreases; aggregate demand rises and so will economic growth. Solved! As A-Level result day approaches, I wonder whether students really want to spend another three, four or even six years in further education. Clearly the idea of late nights in the library,…. Continue reading →. In short the answer is no! King Lear stand...
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