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Sent to the editors

By Les
Sent to the editors

I began the process of sending three manuscripts to personal editors. See this post: Another approach… for a brief description of our editors. My buddy Steve is my first choice to review the manuscripts, not because he’s an editor or writer. Mainly because he’s one of the smartest guys I know who will give...
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Writers groups

By Les
Writers groups

I contacted a local group here in our area via email. The man who runs the group returned my email. He seemed very nice, friendly and welcoming. At first I thought this was a good idea to have other potential authors read, edit and critique my work. Rejection from these people didn't worry me....
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Outline is essential

By Les
Outline is essential

The outline is like a road map. We knew where we started, of course, and we knew pretty much where we want the story to go. Our problem came from not having a road map to show us how to get from here to there.
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Mrs. Ferguson’s poster

By Les
Mrs. Ferguson’s poster

Ten great reasons for kids to write, according to third grade teacher, Mrs. Ferguson. Great. We have nothing to add.
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Read, read, read

By Les
Read, read, read

...you never want your mind to grow stagnant. Reading stimulates the brain. That's the scientist in me making that statement (although I'm not a scientist). The artist in me appreciates that the writer paints a picture with words. Both of my daughters have the same love for reading. They devour the latest bestsellers at a...
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