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Most published authors writing characters in their teens and twenties are much older than that — that’s just the reality of how the industry works. As a result, writers often end up relying on their own memories of what that … Continue reading
Editing, Writing
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In January 2016, I came across a post on Twitter advertising a call for submissions for a fiction anthology from Seven Scribes. The deadline was March 1, and the word limit was 10,000 words. I’ve written 10,000 words in … Continue reading
Personal Experience, Writing
fiction, publication Comments Off on Shoot Your Shot: Fiction Writing Edition
fiction, publication Comments Off on Shoot Your Shot: Fiction Writing Edition
