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Reading to Write, by Eva Polites
Every semester I will have at least one student who asks me, “what can I do to become a better writer.” Students who ask this are looking for the secret sauce. A secret sauce that hopefully does not involve too … Continue reading
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Tagged a man called ove, developing voice, frederik backman, intertwining storylines, kathleen tessaro, multiple plotlines, multiple storylines, nonlinear storytelling, Reading Like a Writer, reading to be a better writer, scandanavian characters, the perfume collector, third person narrative, WriteTips
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A Cafe Chat with Marcus Sedgwick, by Lindsay Bandy + SAINT DEATH Giveaway!
I’m so happy to host author Marcus Sedgwick at the Eastern Penn Points Café today! He’s the winner of a Printz Award for MIDWINTERBLOOD and two Printz Honors for REVOLVER and THE GHOSTS OF HEAVEN, and his books have been … Continue reading
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Tagged anapra, benito juarez, Calais, capitalism, cult, Drug trade, freud, Immigration, jung, Latin America, Lindsay Bandy, marcus sedgwick, Mexico, midwinterblood, migration, poverty, Printz Award, Refugees, revolver, Saint Death, santa muerte, tips for writing suspense, victor hugo, villa diodati, WriteTips, writing advice
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On Villains Real and Imagined, by Lindsay Bandy
Our theme for the month of November is A Creative Life, and for me, it all comes down to making sure my “creative” life and my “real” life are one. I never stop writing because I never stop thinking or … Continue reading
