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Do We Need to Teach Children How to Read Online?
We are writers. Naturally, most of the topics covered in this blog are aimed at us. What about readers, though? I spent the first 30 years of my life… Do We Need to Teach Children How to Read Online?
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Guest Post – Gloucester’s Own – #newbook by Andrew Joyce
I am very happy to have Andrew Joyce here to discuss his new book, Gloucester’s Own. Andrew is one of my favorite authors. He tells fascinating … Guest Post – Gloucester’s Own – #newbook by Andrew Joyce
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Library of Congress: Not Just for Copyright Anymore
Greetings! I’m Liz Gauffreau, here for my first Story Empire post. I hope you find it helpful! The Library of Congress as a Resource for Writers As … Library of Congress: Not Just for Copyright Anymore
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Welcome New Authors!
Greetings, Storytellers. Diana, here, to share some exciting news. At some point, most of us realize that the craft of writing requires us to be … Welcome New Authors!
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What Writers Should Know! Part Seven: First Draft
Hi SEers! Denise here to continue our discussion of What Writers Should Know. Today in part seven we’ll tackle the first draft. What is that first … What Writers Should Know! Part Seven: First Draft
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Happy National Kitten Day
The title says it all. Enjoy some pictures of this cute, cuddly, retractable knife wielding, adorable bundles of fluff.
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Creating Characters, Part 3 of 3
By Stephen Geez If you missed them, you might want to start with Creating Characters Part 1 and Creating Characters Part 2. Develop POV Carefully … Creating Characters, Part 3 of 3
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Writing memorable scenes – The two worse proposal scenes I’ve read/viewed #writingcommunity #readingcommunity #storyempire
Hi SEers, it’s Robbie with you today. There is lots of advice out there about how writers need to write memorable scenes. Scenes that will linger in … Writing memorable scenes – The two worse proposal scenes I’ve read/viewed #writingcommunity … Continue reading
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And the Grave Awaits, by Roberta Eaton Cheadle
Let’s all welcome Robbie Cheadle. She’s here to tell us all about her newest publication and it sounds pretty awesome to me. Check it out, leave a … And the Grave Awaits, by Roberta Eaton Cheadle
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Happy July 4th!
I know it’s just an American holiday, but I’ll be out having fun. The poem that would have gone up was a downer too. Enjoy some memes and a video.