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The Necessity & Power of Sitting With Your Critiques

Jane Friedman

Today’s post is by writer and literary consultant Grace Bialecki ( @GraceBialecki ). Then the expat community led me to a drop-in workshop at Shakespeare & Company. As writers, we know that critiques are an integral part of improving our work. Since that hasty share, I’ve spent years attending and leading workshops.

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10+ Best Writing Retreats for 2023 (In Person & Online)

Smart Blogger

With the pandemic appearing in the rear-view mirror for most of us, we’re greeted with more options to attend retreats that appeal to any writer. This post will surely meet you with a writer’s retreat that works for your budget, even if you’re stuck at home. Are you staying at home and looking for a retreat?

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5 Ways to Make a Writing Retreat “Pay Off”

Jane Friedman

Photo by ConvertKit on Unsplash Today’s post is by writer and book coach Amy Goldmacher. I did have a long list of things I wanted to accomplish: revise an old project and start a new one; write a newsletter/blog post, draft two essays, work on marketing, and so on. Ah, a writing retreat. Doesn’t the idea sound amazing?

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19 Ways to Win, Attract, and Retain High-Paying Clients

Freelance Magic

How do some freelance writers demand $1/word while you’re stuck at $100/article (or less)? Or their poetry-dripping prose. But what’s more likely: those freelance writers have learned how to find, attract, and retain high-paying clients. Other writers might want more direction, meetings, and belongingness of a team.

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100+ Writing Strategies That’ll Take You from Stuck to Invincible

Smart Blogger

Whether you’re crafting a novel, diving into academic writing, or creating blog content, specific techniques can break the wall of writer’s block. Handle Writer’s Block Before It Handles You If you want to write but can’t, you might have writer’s block. Learn how to become a kick-ass writer.

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The Hard Joy Of Writing With Sharon Fagan McDermott and M.C. Benner Dixon

The Creative Penn

How can we embrace the positive side of being jealous of the success of other writers? That's why I asked Christine to do this project with me. Part of the reason we are writers is because it's the way we figure out things in our lives and on the page and try and communicate them to other people. So I feel some empathy there.

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Writing The Soul Of Place With Linda Lappin

The Creative Penn

Then I went on to the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop to do a graduate degree MFA in fiction, poetry, and also, literary translation. Thanks to the literary translation, I was able to get a Fulbright grant to Italy to participate in a translation workshop, and I managed to stay on here. I've also been teaching.

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