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Clarity – Top of the Heap Writing Element

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Writing has a number of elements, and the most critical one is clarity. But how do you accomplish clarity in your writing?

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Your Story’s Beginning or Ending – Which is More Important?

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Thinking about my story’s beginning and ending, I wondered which is more important. It’s similar to ‘the chicken and the egg.’ A conundrum, if answerable at all.

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Children, Imagination, and Books

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Why fostering a child’s imagination is essential and how books can help.

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Children’s Board Books – Writing and Publishing Guidelines

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Interested in writing and self-publishing a children’s board book? These guidelines will definitely be helpful.

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Children’s Board Book Benefits

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We’ve all seen children’s board books, but what are their real benefits to tiny hands?

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The REAL Goal of Skillful Writing

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How do you create a story that readers want to read? It’s about the REAL goal of skillful writing.

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Being a Writer and Blogging

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Are you a writer? Then you should consider blogging to increase your visibility, book sales, and clients. Find out how to write a 700-word blog post.

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Sensory Details In Your Writing

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How to use sensory details in your story to bring your words to life and immerse your readers into the world you’re creating.

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Writing for Children and Internal Dialogue

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Internal thoughts can add depth and dimension to your characters and enhance your overall storytelling. Find out eleven ways to use them effectively.

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Getting Past the First Blank Page

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You’re sitting at a blank page. What do you write about. How does your story start?

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