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Anna blogs about writing Good Bad Guys.

THE DISEASE OF WRITING  Abelard to Heloise:  “Against the disease of writing one must take special precautions, since it is a dangerous and contagious disease.”         This tragic couple wrote numerous letters to each other, one containing the above remark.  Not going further into their ill-fated love affair, I’m using the quotation as applies to you and ...

Elisa explores ways to build motivation while editing in her MayNoWriMo article On Editing.

If you're going through a tough spell with your writing, you'll want to check out Isabelle's article Drawing Images from Music where she shows how music has helped her get over the hump.

Molly's website Thank you so much, beloved birthday girl, for having me here today! As always, you are generous and gracious and just plain wonderful. You know, I'm one of those weirdos who reads authors' notes. Before the book, after the book, I don't care. Most are self-congratulatory, but some are fascinating. I count Stephen King's notorious letters ...

Also one of our guests for the upcoming Transformative Sex Panel, Teresa's article is Writing Erotica:  Do You Know the Sex Code.

Want to devise a killer compaign?  Check out Maria's Promo Bucket List! Her second Killer Campain post:  Darlin', It's Not About You.

I love articles about the hero's journey!  Check out Juliette's post The Inciting Incident and Your World - Revisited.

Do you have a cat?  Kal writes "What Writers Can Learn From Cats." Kal has also written another article for us entitled Anger as Fuel.

TIE-IN DOESN’T MEAN PHONE IT IN by Marsheila Rockwell We’ve all heard the comments. Okay, well maybe you haven’t, but those of us who write tie-in fiction have. “…second-tier storytelling…” – David Gerrold, author of about a billion novels, some of which are (gasp!) tie-ins[1] “…a dead-end, creatively speaking…[presenting] the poorest face of the genre…” – Alan Beatts, owner ...