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Category Archives: Writing
Wordcraft by Dennis L Hitzeman: And now you can hire me
If you’re interested in having a freelance writer create written content for your media application, you can now hire me via Fiverr.
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Wordcraft by Dennis L Hitzeman: Coming in 2019
I am hoping to have a productive writing year in 2019. My main goal is to stick with and finish writing the first drafts of what may end up being as many as 10 books in a series that begins … Continue reading → Continue reading
The Rambling Road: It’s been a while
I figure it’s about time for an update if anyone is still paying attention. This year has been a roller coaster health-wise, but in general things are improving, so there’s that. Recently, I started to re-engage myself with something I … Continue reading → Continue reading
Writing: Three reasons to support my Patreon
I now have a Patreon, mostly focused on writing. Here’s a link to my latest post about why you should support it: https://www.patreon.com/posts/three-reasons-to-8367783 Continue reading
Writing: Write!
It turns out a lot of people, myself included, like to call themselves writers. But the secret to being a writer, as it turns out, isn’t in the name but in the doing. As a creative person, I find it’s easy to get lost in the notion of creativity. I dream things. I imagine things. […] Continue reading