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    Just a Typical Day at Work

    ByDebra 1 October, 2016

    This is an intro paragraph and can be used to hook folks into reading your article or highlight a specific piece of information. This is an example of a WordPress post, you could edit this to put information about yourself so readers know where you are coming from. You can create as many posts as…

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    How Creative Block Affects Us

    ByDebra 1 October, 2016

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  • Writing Skills

    Are you crippling your creativity?

    ByDebra 27 September, 201627 September, 2016

    Something I noticed this year as I met with writers across the country at conferences were their frustrations with the writing process. Over and over they expressed frustrations in different ways. They couldn’t quite put their fingers on the problem. And it took me a few minutes of listening to figure it out: They were trying…

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    Overwhelmed with Marketing Plans and Strategy?

    ByDebra 19 September, 2016

    Marketing. It’s a task many writers dislike for various reasons. It can be a daunting task added to a busy schedule leaving us feeling overwhelmed. I understand quite well, how busy our lives can keep us and how overwhelmed writers can feel. I’ve just returned from my last writer conference for this year and

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  • Author Interviews

    Using Life’s Lessons to Create Fiction

    ByDebra 16 September, 201622 September, 2016

    Today’s author interview is with Kelly Klepfer, whose debut book released earlier this month from Bling! Romance (an imprint of Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas). I really enjoy Kelly’s sense of humor and think you will too. Kelly had ambitions to graduate from the school of life quite awhile ago, but alas…she still attends and…

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  • Writing Skills

    3 Common Dialog Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them

    ByDebra 13 September, 201615 August, 2017

    Crafting great dialog takes work. And today I’d like to discuss 3 mistakes I see more often than any other. Let’s look at definitions first. A dialog tag (also known as attribution) tells the reader who is speaking, but also

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    11 Kinds of Magazine Articles You Can Write

    ByDebra 23 August, 2016

    Writing magazine articles is a good way to bring in steady extra income while you work on your book. But do you struggle to find ideas? Let the following list of 11 types of articles you can write serve as a springboard. Each type has it own requirements and purposes. If you are a regular subscriber…

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  • Author Interviews

    Creative Marketing with Cheryl Barker

    ByDebra 19 August, 201615 August, 2016

    I’m pleased to have Cheryl Barker with me for this month’s author interview. Cheryl is the author of Mother of the Bride—Refreshment and Wisdom for the Mother of the Bride that released last month. She’s also written for compilation books, magazines, other publications, and for Blue Mountain Arts greeting cards, gift books, and calendars.

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