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In the Twitterverse on Friday, I tweeted these writing links from my @SherryLewis profile.
Over at Women Writers, Women’s Books, Michelle Cox discusses The Unexpected Twist, and Other Delights of Writing Mystery.
An article first posted on Write it Sideways last April gives us 3 Tips for Meeting Your Writing Deadlines,
Because I’ve worked with so many writers who start out this way over the years, I shared Laura Tong;s story from Write to Done: How I Went From Scared Witless to Being a Published Author. Here’s a secret: most of us are scared witless in the beginning.
Do you fear you may be the only one out there struggling with a feeling if isolation and loneliness? The good news is, you’re not alone. Write On Sisters talks about these two common writer struggles.
From Writer’s Digest: 5 Elements All Urban Fantasy Novels Must Have
On Writers and Authors, guest blogger Samuel Marquis writes: Only One Reason to Write Suspense Novels: To Spin A Great Yarn
So th
ere’s some inspiration. Now go…write great things!
Dancing on Coals 
Thanks for sharing my WriteOnSisters post. That definitely helped combat the feelings of isolation and loneliness! 🙂
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