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Coping Mechanism Thesaurus Entry: Seeking Balance

When a character suffers emotional pain, the brain’s response is to stop the discomfort, and often this results in a coping mechanism being deployed. Whether it’s an automatic response or a learned go-to st...


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Win Feedback on Your Query

Want to wineditorial feedback and ta...


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20 Ways to Get Paid as a Writer

What do we, as artists, think about making money for doing our craft? This question will make a lot of you cringe. Why should we get paid for doing something we love? Well, simply put, if the work you do brings the world joy, there is value in that, and your voice is needed.

When I quit my day job nearly a decade ago to take the leap and do all things writing, ...


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Is Single or Multiple Viewpoints Best for Your Story?

Deciding how many characters should tell your story is an important decision. Whether you’re writing young adult fiction, fantasy, romance, or any genre, this choice will determine the overall tone of the story and ho...


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Five Things I’d Go Back and Tell "New Writer Me”

Do you ever wish you could go back and have a chat with “New Writer You?” I think about that sometimes, about the things I’d tell that shiny, awkward, clueless soul.

But like parenting or dating, or any other hands-on life thing, we all have to figure it out for ourselves. Learning to write is like learning how to “adult,” until you really get the hang ...


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