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Let ‘er Rip: The Archer’s Paradox and Writing
There’s a term in archery called Archer’s Paradox, which refers the effect produced by an arrow flexing as it leaves the bow. To my mind, it’s an expression that also aptly describes story as it is loosed from the author’s … Continue reading
Advice: A Thermostat of Comparison
The experts tell us not to compare our success against others. Good advice, yet where else are we nubies and neo-pros to go for the information we need to become successful? The very act of seeking to improve our craft … Continue reading
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Writing Advice For Winners: Eat Your Lima Beans!
Aaand we’re right back into the swim of it. Rejections from three different editors on three different stories in the last 24 hours. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again; rejections don’t bother me. I’ve long since stopped … Continue reading
Posted in 2015, Chuck Wendig, don't quit, editors, Eric Flint, persevere, rejection, Sharon Joss, Writing Advice
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