Words Matter
Unfortunately, hate and prejudice are still among us even in modern times. Continue reading Words Matter
Tag: advice to writers
Writer’s Block
Writer’s Block: When your imaginary friends aren’t talking to you. Writer’s block is no joking matter. We’ve all heard of it and most of us have experienced it at least once in our lives. My writer’s block lasted a couple of years and I worried I’d never write again. It was caused by stress. We lost our home to fire one January and my father … Continue reading Writer’s Block
Write Quickly and Efficiently
As a pantser learning to plan my writing has been difficult but if you are like me and you think about your story even when you aren’t writing then you are already planning. Continue reading Write Quickly and Efficiently
Chatting with Sonja McGiboney
It was so great to meet you at the Writer’s Retreat in Murfreesboro. I had a wonderful time. Thank you for agreeing to be a part of my Creekside Café Chats. If I ever win the lottery, I want to build a café on the Pamlico River where authors, writers of all levels and readers can come and chat, or sit back and read, or … Continue reading Chatting with Sonja McGiboney
My Agent Broke Up With Me
Breaking up is hard to do.
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Learning to Self-edit
I posted this previously on the Pamlico Writers’ website under Word Detective. Finding the right word isn’t always the problem. Sometimes spelling or using it correctly, is the problem. The more I write and the more I participate in writing challenges, the better my writing becomes. Words not use or over use. Now I’m taking this from my own manuscript. These are words and phrases … Continue reading Learning to Self-edit
Sherri Lupton Hollister, author 