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How to Start and Finish with a Bang!

Posted by Rachel on January 5, 2012 in cliches, ending, how-to, opening, structure, writing tips |

Hoist anchor! There’s a reader on the line! Sure, the middle of your novel may be grand, but without a hook to catch readers, they’ll swim off to another, tastier story. There are plenty of books on the shelf as it is. OK. Enough with the finishing metaphor. My point is, if the opening of […]

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How to Overcome Writer’s Block

Posted by Rachel on November 10, 2011 in how-to, inspiration, nature, writer's block, writing tips |

You’re sitting silently in front of your writing nook, the backlight of your computer bathing the dark room in a heavenly glow. Hovering above the keys, your fingers are eager to begin typing out your thoughts, but an irritating sensation clouds your mind. A slight pain zips between your ears as if your train of […]

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The Cooking Comfort Zone and How to Get There

Posted by Rachel on August 8, 2011 in breakfast, foodieventure, how-to, teaching |

Does the idea of baking a cake from scratch terrify you? Is the only option for ethnic food take out? Do you laugh (and maybe cry) at the suggestion of homemade bread? Well, you’re not the only one. But that doesn’t mean you can’t do it. In five steps, you can transform your kitchen skills […]

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