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Dive into the archive of writing prompts I've been building since 2010. Includes tips & writing advice on character, plot, point of view, tension...and how to finish stories!
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How to Be A Writer Even When You Don’t Feel Like Being A Writer
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Getting Unstuck with K. B. Carle Pt. II
It’s really nice to know that there is still an outlet or a form of writing that I can do and still keep a full-time
A Conversation with K. B. Carle Part I
When I’m most relaxed, here comes the character… That’s when everybody decides to show up and just interrupt my day like they don’t have a
A Conversation with K. B. Carle
When I’m most relaxed, here comes the character… That’s when everybody decides to show up and just interrupt my day like they don’t have a
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Writing a story a day has been very good practice to develop a positive orientation to writing endeavors, not to mention that it has led me to meet new people, be part of a community and find my writing feet again.
