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The Upside of Down

Purchase “Hmmm,” the doctor muttered. Natalie wrinkled her forehead, almost afraid to ask, and said, “What does that mean?” “You do know you’re pregnant, right?” Her...

Rebecca Cornish Talley

writing a novel

Promote Your Book

I’ve discussed doing a virtual book tour. What else can you do to promote your book?

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Point of View Part 2

In the previous article you learned about Omniscient POV and 1st Person POV. Now it’s time to learn more about POV. 2nd Person POV This is rarely used because it requires the writer to use “you.” A short story might …

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Read to Write

When I give my school presentations to young aspiring writers I always tell them that in order to write, they must read. Of course, there’s no substitute for actually writing and no matter how many books you read, you won’t …

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Writer’s Block

Writer’s block—two words that breed terror in the mind of any writer. Most writers experience some sort of writer’s block at one time or another. Whether it’s staring at the computer screen or pounding your head against the wall hoping …

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Tips for Writing a Novel

Writing a novel is not only arduous work, it’s very time consuming. But, if it’s your dream, don’t let anyone stand in your way. Here are some tips for writing that novel: 1. Make sure you are passionate about your …

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