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A few years ago I took a photo of a Southern Red Trillium, a beautiful and somewhat unusual flower native to this part of Tennessee. The lighting and composition of the photo worked out perfectly — the light was bright enough to bring out the color, but not so direct as to be harsh. The [...]
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It’s been a few weeks since my last post in the “Writing Your Book” series. When we left off, we had done the prep work, found our voice, and had finally gotten down to working on the opening lines and pages. At this point we’ve had some time to get to work on the meat [...]
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What are the hardest parts of writing for you? I ‘m not talking about the business side here — finding an agent, getting published, making a living with the written word. All that is really hard. But I’m talking about the craft side of writing. What are the things that slow you down every day, [...]