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How to Throw a Writing Retreat Without Going Anywhere

How to Throw a Writing Retreat Without Going Anywhere

by Shannon Dittemore | Apr 13, 2022 | Author Life, Productivity, Time Management, Writing, Writing Life, Writing Tools

Stephanie, Jill, and I are back at our respective desks this week after six days together at a writing retreat on Puget Sound. It was a lovely time away, and I thought it I’d give you a snapshot of our week as I share thoughts on why retreats like this are so...
You Can Do The Next Thing

You Can Do The Next Thing

by Shannon Dittemore | Mar 9, 2022 | Author Life, Encouragement, Goals, Productivity, Writing, Writing Life

I wrote this post two years ago. It ran shortly after Covid shut the world down, and after the headlines of this week, I knew I needed to read these words again. I hope it encourages your heart. – SD There’s an old poem with no title and an unknown author, and...
Six Ways I Take Care of Myself as a Writer

Six Ways I Take Care of Myself as a Writer

by Stephanie Morrill | Feb 23, 2022 | Author Life, Writing Life

Most writers understand that when you work for yourself, as all novelists do, you need to be self-motivated and disciplined. Even when you have an agent or editor, there’s nobody looking over your shoulder and telling you to write your book instead of watching Netflix...
In Development: Turning Weakness into Strength

In Development: Turning Weakness into Strength

by Jill Williamson | Jan 19, 2022 | Author Life, Brainstorming, Encouragement, Goals, Writing, Writing Life

I have been writing for about eighteen years. For much of that time, I have been trying to change myself as a writer and a creator. Some of that was important. When we learn, we are changing ourselves for the better. And when you are just getting started writing...
Writing a Book is Difficult and That’s How It Should Be

Writing a Book is Difficult and That’s How It Should Be

by Shannon Dittemore | Jan 12, 2022 | Author Life, Encouragement, Writing

Wouldn’t it be nice if we could pump quality books out at lightning speed?  The idea comes, the writing flows, the plot appears on the page, the characters sizzle, and that ending! Wow! No plot holes. No inconsistencies. No writer’s block. No internet...
Self-Reflect on Your Writing Year

Self-Reflect on Your Writing Year

by Jill Williamson | Dec 15, 2021 | Author Life, Creativity, Encouragement, Writing Life

Self-reflection is a big part of my life. Such a topic is usually set aside for January since starting the new year with reflection makes a lot of sense. But while I had a list of topics I could’ve written about today, when I realized I was the last post of the year,...
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