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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Chester Tucker
We’ve all met unforgettable people in our lives. Some were great in their fields. Some were just people we loved or who had a certain something that drew us to them. This is about one of the unforgettable people in … Continue reading
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So You Want to Be a Professional Writer
In our last blog, we discussed goal-setting. No sense starting to write unless you know what your objective is. Now that you’ve decided you not only want to write but want to become a professional writer, what’s next? Unless we’re … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog, blogging, Business, David N. Walker author, indie press, indie publishing, Kristen Lamb, Marketing, non-fiction, non-traditional publishing, Organizations, Platform, Public Speaking, Publishing, self-publishing, Social Media, Speaking, Terrell Mims, Terrell Mims University warrior writers, Warrior Writer's Boot Camp, Writing
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Big Families by Ellie Ann Soderstrom
No holds barred. No rules. It’s Friday, so we don’t have to stay on topic. We can talk about whatever we want today. We can even just make it up as we go along, which is what fiction writers do … Continue reading
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Cap Guns
It amazes me sometimes to think about the things we take for granted in today’s world. We talk, text or email people around the world from a little device we carry in our pockets. We scroll through hundreds of channels … Continue reading
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Goals
Okay, so you’re going to write a novel. Great idea. Most people have at least one idea in their minds for a story they’d like to tell. Why not write yours. YOU SHOULD! But wait a minute. Let’s not just … Continue reading
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Fooling Parents
Today’s post is a guest blog by Martin King as a part of his #100blogfest. You can read more of Martin’s work at http://martinkingauthor.com/blog/7094550076 . As kids we had to often refer to plan b. You see adults never got … Continue reading
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Steering Knobs
It amazes me sometimes to think about the things we take for granted in today’s world. We talk, text or email people around the world from a little device we carry in our pockets. We scroll through hundreds of channels … Continue reading
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They Also Serve
John Milton said, “They also serve who only stand and wait.” Seems like a strange thing to say. Isn’t it the movers and shakers who make all the difference in this world? Sometimes we get to thinking that way, but … Continue reading
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Mammoth Magic
No holds barred. No rules. It’s Friday, so we don’t have to stay on topic. We can talk about whatever we want today. We can even just make it up as we go along, which is what fiction writers do … Continue reading
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Ten Depot Street
We’ve all been to wonderful places that bring memories flooding back to us. Places of awesome beauty, like the Canadian Rockies. Places of great excitement like the Grand Ole Opry. Even a quiet spot under a tree at Grandma’s house. … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog, Clarkston, David N. Walker author, Facebook, Idaho, La Grande, Lewiston, Oregon, remembrances, Snake River, Spokane, steakhouses, steaks, Ten Depot Street, Twitter, Warrior Writer's Boot Camp, Washington, WWBC
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