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Handling The Low Points
Back to sharing the brilliant wisdom of others. Here’s a great guest post by Jim C. Hines aptly titled Despair about how all writers at some time experience feelings of failure and inadequacy. Actually, many times if they stick with … Continue reading
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Tagged being a writer, fighting against the despair, Jim C. Hines, keep fighting until your goggles fill with blood, writing, you only fail if you quit
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Those Moments of Writerly Doubt
Chuck Wendig had a post this week about those moments when you’re writing that you suddenly decide your book is awful. It happens to all of us. (At least, that’s what I tell myself.) With the first novel, it was … Continue reading
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Tagged being a writer, beta readers, Chuck Wendig, critiques, Jim C. Hines, reader betas vs writer betas, self doubt, writing
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