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10 years of Freelancing + A much-needed pause

Kayleigh Moore

In two months, I’ll be celebrating the 10-year anniversary of leaving my full-time job (I worked in marketing/PR for a non-profit straight out of college) to pursue freelance writing *totally on my own.* A final thought: Every time I write one of these posts, it feels a little like screaming into the void. Ten years is a long time.

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50 Euphemism Examples + Why You Should Use It

Make a Living Writing

In this article, we will be exploring various ways to use euphemisms in your writing and give some euphemism examples. Euphemism is prevalent in both spoken language and writing, playing a crucial role in diplomacy, etiquette, and sensitive communication. Why Use Euphemisms in Writing? What Is A Euphemism?

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Write Your Fiction or Nonfiction Golf Book — Golf Book Editor

Melanie Saxton

As a sports journalist and golf book editor, I’ve covered incredible people and places that inspire authors to write about sports of all kinds, and the ever-popular topic of golf. Inspiration for writing your fiction or nonfiction golf book with the help of a professional golf book editor. For instance, Golf Inc.

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How and Where to Build Your Literary Community

Jane Friedman

In 2015, I attended a writing retreat with Natalie Goldberg and had a terrible revelation. Now, nine years later, I have a solid writing community that continues to grow and support me. Literary community is the collective connected through the making of literature: writing, reading, and publishing. Which you will.

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5 Ways to Make a Writing Retreat “Pay Off”

Jane Friedman

Ah, a writing retreat. If you’d love to go on a writing retreat, but in addition to the cost, you worry about when, where, and whether your investment in yourself will “pay off,” I offer you five ways to reap rewards. A writing retreat can be anything you want it to be. Doesn’t the idea sound amazing?

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Writer’s Block? Maybe You’re Writing in the Wrong Format

Jane Friedman

Today’s post is by author and writing coach April Dávila ( @aprildavila ). Earlier this year, I took a week-long writing retreat at the Dorland Mountain Arts Colony in Temecula, California. I simply couldn’t think of what else to write. Writing coach April: Is the material too fresh? Am I really writing a novella?

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How to Deal With Rejection: Celebrate!

Jane Friedman

Case in point, shortly after giving a friend a pep talk about rejection being part of the writing process after an essay she’d pitched was deemed “not a great fit,” I received a rejection myself, this time for a literary retreat for writers of color I so desperately wanted to attend. That one stung.