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Tag Archives: DeKalb Area Creative Writers
So, you want to write a book…
I gave a presentation at the DeKalb Public Library Author Fair titled, “So, you want to write a book…” I opened with this startling statistic: Did you know 90% of people SAY they want to write a book? Based on reported goal percentages, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott, Chicago Writers' Association, DeKalb Area Creative Writers, DeKalb Public Library, Fox Valley Writers, In Print Professional Writers' Organization, Julia Cameron, Mary Lamphere, Northern Illinois Novel Knights, On Writing by Stephen King, OWLS Ogle-Winnebago Literary Society, Rockford Writers Guild, So you want to write a book, The Artist's Way, The Creative Habit by Twyla Tharp, UW Madison Writers Institute, Waterline Writers, Writing the Breakout Novel by Donald Maass
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Re-envision
I attended the DeKalb Area Creative Writers’ workshop this past Saturday to discuss Rewriting and Revising. It was strongly suggested that we not use the word “revision” when going over our work. The prefix “re” means “back” or “again”. “Vision” means “to … Continue reading
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Tagged DACW, DeKalb Area Creative Writers, Mary Lamphere, re-envisioning
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