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Write the Right Ending

Posted by Rachel on August 9, 2012 in ending, how-to, planning, writing |

Often times the most difficult piece of writing is the ending. Everything you’ve plotted must mesh seamlessly and flow towards the finale. Plot points have to add up, foreshadowing must be perfect and the development of characters has to come together. And then you think you can “wing it”, right? This exactly why I’ve found going […]

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Science Fact

Posted by Rachel on August 6, 2012 in current event, discovery, inspiration, writing |

The Mars Rover, aptly named Curiosity, landed on the fourth planet from the Sun today. If you didn’t know, now you do.  Beyond the obvious research it will conduct, it represents something much greater. In fact, so does the iphone in your pocket, or the replacement knee you just received. These accomplishments of human ingenuity […]

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The Writing Olympics

Posted by Rachel on July 26, 2012 in current event, editing, practice, query, reading, writing |

The Summer Olympics got me thinking. In a way, writing has its own Olympic events. That’s right, there are different skills a writer endures that are at such a high level of difficulty, toying with them is certainly not for the faint of heart. Yet, while the Olympics choose its participants, writing indiscriminately offers obstacles […]

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Writing Rewards

Posted by Rachel on July 5, 2012 in award, gifts, local food, travel, writing |

The process of writing is so long, I think each milestone, no matter how small should be celebrated. What’s a milestone? Well that’s up to you! It could be finalizing your outline, completing a scene, finishing a chapter, closing out a section of the story, or as big as ending a draft. Each step is […]

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