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Abigail K. Perry@abigailkperry6 Sep 2022
I've enjoyed picture book author Marianne Richmond's HOW TO WRITE A CHILDREN'S BOOK blog series @write_practice This article is about illustrations. Do you need to draw them? A common question from aspiring children's book writers. #childrensbook thewritepractice.com/how-to-…
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Hey #readingcommunity! Do you love aliens, heros, villains, and horrible game shows? You have until June 1 to win this free bundle from @VillainLeaning and I! Both signed copies and ebook bundles are available! #Giveaway #Free Click to enter! subscribepage.com/z7f5h3
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Joe Bunting@joebunting2 Mar 2022
How do you write a great ending? More practically, how do you actually finish your book once you've gotten 1/2 to 2/3 of the way through? I recently worked with an author who was great at coming up with ideas but absolutely fell apart when it came to finishing. My advice? 🧵
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I routinely read other writers' manuscripts and I am regularly amazed by how much raw talent there is waiting to be discovered. Many are unagented, but some have found agents. The only difference is that the agented writers have professional advice in edits. A 🧵 of 10
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Finally managed to hit 7,000 words in a day and wrapped up the rough draft of Monastery Tales. Excuse me while I pass out... 😴 #WritingCommunity #thewriteplan P.S. I love this planner from @write_practice
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Joe Bunting@joebunting5 Jan 2022
Love stories are, by far, the most common type of subplot in films, series, and novels. And there are two elements of every love story subplot you absolutely must have. #amwriting 🧵
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Harley Christensen
@mischievousmali3 Jan 2022
Using Structure & Subplot to Add Suspense bit.ly/3sQxZQF by Joslyn Chase via @write_practice | #amwriting #author #writingcommunity

Plot and Structure: How to Use Structure and Subplot to Add Suspense

A solid grasp on plot and structure will help you add suspense to your stories, and grip your readers until the end.

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Joe Bunting@joebunting27 Dec 2021
I want to write more in 2022. How about you?
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Joe Bunting@joebunting15 Dec 2021
A few days ago an author who was already kind of famous (and stuck) asked me for advice on his book. Here's what I told him to do. youtu.be/mae2iPsg-4k
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Roz Morris@Roz_Morris22 Nov 2021
When to plan your book, when to write by the seat of your pants. @jdedwinauthor at @write_practice thewritepractice.com/plotter… #writingcommunity #amwriting #creativity
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Where Ideas are Born: Free live training slots are available all week for Better Book Ideas. @write_practice @joebunting #writingcommunityofig #writingabook #novelwriting #aspiringwriter #writeyourbook #aspiringauthor #wordswordswords thewritepractice.com/better-…
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I haven't done an #digitalpainting in a long time. Admitted a little rusty, but feels good to get back to it. This is definitely the best drawing of Astra (MC of my novel Headspace) I've done. #writingcommunity #photoshop #digitalart #art #illustration
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F(r)iction@FrictionSeries3 Nov 2021
Next up on your novel writing agenda: point of view! Who do you want to tell your story? Is it more than one person, or maybe someone who isn't even a character (yes, you can do that!). To help you decide, here's @write_practice's utlimate guide to POV!: ow.ly/iVXo50GBOUL
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Joe Bunting@joebunting2 Nov 2021
Who’s doing NaNoWriMo this year?
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“Read poetry every day of your life. Poetry is good because it flexes muscles you don’t use often enough. Poetry expands the senses and keeps them in prime condition.” —Ray Bradbury thewritepractice.com/writing… via @write_practice
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Joe Bunting@joebunting2 Nov 2021
Practice.
Kaleigh Moore
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3. Good writers practice writing. They read a lot. They make notes on what they like in the things they read. They ask for feedback from other writers they respect (+ act on the edits they’re given.) They never settle on the first draft of anything. You should do the same.
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Joe Bunting@joebunting22 Oct 2021
Parents of writers, heads up!
thewritepractice.com@write_practice22 Oct 2021
A great way to encourage kids to read and write is with a fun writing exercise. Practice writing with this list of 100+ fun writing prompts for kids. Works for all ages! #amwriting #writingprompt #WritingCommunity #teaching
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Elizabeth S Craig@elizabethscraig19 Oct 2021
Writing Sprints: A Simple Exercise That Benefits Every Writer: ow.ly/A2t330rTPg9 @joebunting @write_practice #wkb34
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Gutsy Creatives@GutsyCreatives14 Oct 2021
Points of a Story: 6 Key Plot Points That Every Story Needs buff.ly/3oTjNUZ via @write_practice #writingcommunity #amwriting #writers
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Joe Bunting@joebunting6 Oct 2021
Hey writers. I wrote this article about the different types of stories and how to better understand yours. It's really good and you should read it. Thanks, that is all.
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