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Category Archives: The Writing Life
Story Structure Ruins Everything!
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Pirate Lingo Translator
Turn ordinary text into Pirate Speak: http://postlikeapirate.com
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Overcoming Habits
Useful for characters, writers and anyone: It is extremely difficult to overcome a habit in one’s mind before one acts upon it. Those who try to change engage in a terrible inner fight in the internal realm. Further, whenever one … Continue reading
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Writer’s Resource: The Urban Dictionary
Writer’s Resource: The Urban Dictionary http://www.urbandictionary.com
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Dim Bulb ~or~ The Foibles of an Eccentric Writer
When I was first starting out in the film business, still at USC cinema as a matter of fact, I heard a story of a famous writer who loved to use just one make and model of typewriter – couldn’t … Continue reading
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