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ISBW 294 – Rapid Fire – The value of writing
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Recently I’ve found a new use for writing: distraction.
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ISBW #293 – Rapid Fire – Being a pro
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ISBW #292 – Rapid Fire – Outlining
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I outlined a thing! and it worked!
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ISBW #291 – Rapid Fire – I’m back!
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My hiatus is done, and I’m back. I haven’t forgotten about you, promise!
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ISBW Special Edition: Letter to Mur
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ISBW #289 – Rapid Fire – Imperfection
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This video really reached me this morning. For an artist to approach his work this way was mind-blowing, and an idea we all should embrace.
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ISBW #288 – Rapid Fire – My book sale story
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This is for the new listeners who may not know how I got to where I am today. Here’s most of the story!
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ISBW #287 – Feedback
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Feedback is back! We talk about a LOT of things, for a LONG time. Good rundown of Standard manuscript format is here.
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ISBW #286 – Rapid Fire – failing to get support
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It’s great when the world wants you to write. It sucks when even your loved ones don’t. How to deal.
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ISBW #285 – Rapid Fire – Padding your novel
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While most people write far too many words in their novels, and consider rewriting as a trimming process, some of us write too spare and are left with a <80000 word novel and you have to figure out how to stretch to hit wordcount.