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- Creative writing: Prompt idea for breaking writer’s block
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In writing, it’s often best to trust your first impression.
That’s advice I often find hard to take. Yes, edit your work, but wait until you have enough written to judge whether the overarching narrative arc is developing as you want it to. Let it “rest” for a while. My … Continue reading
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