Word of the Week #53
Dr Rich’s prescriptions were always so messy. I could never make sense of his cacography. cacography (noun) 1. Bad handwriting.
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Quote of the Week #53
“Finish what you’re writing. Whatever you have to do to finish it, finish it.” -Neil Gaiman
The Novel Approach – Overcoming the Wall
There comes a time in every novel’s life where it doesn’t want to be written. It feels like I run into The Wall every few weeks. I try to write a chapter a week,...
5 Reasons to Study Creative Writing
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Creative Catastrophe- E
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Word of the Week #52
Chuck gave a very luculent speech on the merits of David Tennant over Matt Smith. luculent (adj.) 1. Clear, lucid, easily understood.
Quote of the Week #52
“And a softness came from the starlight and filled me to the bone.” -WB Yeats
A Medical Opinion – A State of Shock
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Romance and Cliches
Some of you would say that the two are inseparable. Maybe they are. For the sake of Valentine’s Day, I think I’ve found a few ways to fend off the clichés though! 1....
Tumblr for Writers: Research & Advice
Tumblr is great for cat gifs and SuperWhoLock crossover fanart, but with endless hours (don’t even pretend, “just a few more posts” at ten o’clock always turns into that bleary-eyed realization at 3am that you’re...
