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The Bravest Thing You Can Say Is “I’m Not Okay” Asking for help is probably one of the hardest things you can do. But

The Bravest Thing You Can Say Is “I’m Not Okay” Asking for help is probably one of the hardest things you can do. But

How to Tell If Your Story Has a Pulse Every writer hits that moment eventually. You open your manuscript, stare at the blinking cursor, and

The Moment Students Start Thinking for Themselves One of the best classroom moments I’ve had lately didn’t happen during a test, a lecture, or

Let’s talk about chaos theory. Not the math kind. If we did that, this would be a very short post. No, I’m taking

The Psychology of Writing: Why Your Brain Fights Your Stories Sometimes Let’s take a look at the psychology of writing – at least we’re

You Don’t Have to Shine Every Day There’s a strange kind of pressure in the world right now to always be positive. To be

Character Autopsies: Why Some Archetypes Work and Others Fall Flat Every writer has encountered them, character archetypes. The lovable disaster. The morally gray hero.

Teacher Appreciation Week is Here Every year around Teacher Appreciation Week, the jokes start rolling in. “Teachers don’t want another mug.” “Please stop giving

Muse vs Discipline Writing: What Actually Gets a Book Finished What is muse vs discipline writing, really? There’s this idea floating around the writing

How Do You Know When Your Book Is Done? A Writer’s Guide to Finishing and Editing There comes a moment in every writing journey

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