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Wordcraft by Dennis L Hitzeman: On writing and needing a gimmick to write
I’ve discovered recently that I need gimmicks to write. At some level, it offends me that I need to have some trick to convince myself to do what I know I want to do, but the fact is that it’s … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged Camp NaNoWriMo, Camp NaNoWriMo April 2019, gimmicks, goals, psychology, tricks, Work Ethic, Writing
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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
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
Writing: The Western Ohio Writers Association
If you are a writer in the Daytonish, Ohio area and are looking to interact with other writers, especially for the purpose of critique and honing your writing skills, you should consider checking out the Western Ohio Writers Association. They meet on the first Thursday of every month at the Fairborn Community Center. The meetings […] Continue reading
Writing: NaNoWriMo 2011 Day 8: A week in
[9860] A week has passed since National Novel Writing Month began, and so far, I’m behind and having to work really, really hard to make this story I’m writing work. And that’s ok. What I have discovered over the past week is that there is a lot more to writing and to my style of […] Continue reading
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Tagged craft, creativity, desire, ideas, inspiration, NaNoWriMo 2011, style, technique, Work Ethic, Writing
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