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thestoryreadingapeblog.com
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| | | | | on Publishing ... and Other Forms of Insanity: Here are ten new literary agents actively seeking clients. New agents are a boon to writers. They are actively building their lists, and will go the extra mile for their clients. All of these agents work for established agencies with good track records. They are looking for... | |
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muffin.wow-womenonwriting.com
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| | | | | (Heads up, y'all! Some of you may know the secret already as this post originally ran on May 15th. But another post was inadvertently run ... | |
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www.masterclass.com
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| | | | | "Kill your darlings" is a common piece of advice given by experienced writers. You kill your darlings when you decide to get rid of an unnecessary storyline, character, or sentences in a piece of creative writing-elements you may have worked hard to create but that must be removed for the sake of your overall story. Though you may have heard the phrase a thousand times, it's valuable to learn the origins of the kill your darlings quote and to consider how you can apply the concept in your work. | |
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www.wishfulendings.com
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| | | A book blog for YA, clean adult, and Christian romance reviews, features, and giveaways. | ||
