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Stop Worrying What Others Think And Write Your Damn Story
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This is the Reason Building Relationships With Readers Matter
I write a lot about managing both writing and book marketing over on BadRedhead Media because that’s what I do — I wear both hats. In addition to being an author, my day job, my business, is book...
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What if There’s No Forever, Only Tonight? by guest @LorenKleinman
Please welcome my guest, esteemed poet and novelist Loren Kleinman back to the blog. “The most painful thing is losing yourself in the process of loving someone too much, and forgetting that you are...
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The Many Ways Journaling Can Help Your Health
My guest post first appeared on Lisa Douthit’s fabulous Wellness Warrior blog and is reprinted here with her permission. As a kid, I couldn’t wait to get my first diary. Always a writer (since the age...
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I Want To Share Your Top Successes and Failures of 2015
It’s (obviously) a new year, and many folks have done wrap-up posts for 2015: their favorite this, their most-hated that. I’ve decided to do something a little different: I’d like to know what YOU...
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Two New Anthologies By Women For Women You Need To Buy Now
I’m honored to be included in two AMAZING anthologies released this past week: Raw & Unfiltered by Feminine Collective (created by Julie Anderson and Marla Carlton, foreword by former supermodel...
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Stop Worrying What Others Think And Write Your Damn Story
‘How do you share intensely personal stories without worrying about what people will think?’ someone asked me in the comments of the article I wrote recently for SheWrites. I get asked this a lot, and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Why Social Media, Blogging, and Censorship Matter
This is kind of a ‘catch-all’ post where I answer some of the questions you’ve asked me the past few weeks — social media, censorship, blogging, other interesting stuff and why they matter to all of...
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The Secret You Shouldn’t Keep by guest Allison J. Kennedy (@authorajkennedy)
It gnaws at the frayed edges of your nerves. It makes you wish you were invisible. It rests quietly and doesn’t speak until you close your eyes to go to sleep. It spills out of your eyes and burns...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Please Stop Censoring Me by guest J.C. Hannigan (@jcahannigan)
There is nothing that I detest more than having someone tell me what I can and cannot write about. When someone tries to censor my storytelling by telling me not to write about certain topics….I get...
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