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Musings of Alissa Leonard: December 2014

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Musings of Alissa Leonard. A writing blog for focused, serious- SQUIRREL! Monday, December 29, 2014. FINISH THAT THOUGHT #2-26. We're back for one last jaunt in 2014! I hope your year was blessed, and added love and growth and contentment to your life. May the next one be even better. Now go check out the prompt and write one last (or near last) story in 2014! If you haven't read the full version of the rules, go. Otherwise, here's the short version:. Start with the given first sentence. 2 Up to 500 words.

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Shiny New Parts | Timothy Gwyn Writes

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Adventures and Misadventures of a Science Fiction Writer. Opportunity Knocks →. Posted by Timothy Gwyn. In my previous post, I touched on some new health issues. Before moving on to more interesting things, I’ll just update briefly. I have two stents now. The lengthy procedure does mean I was exposed to a lot of radiation. When it comes to stuff like radiation and medication, cardiologists like to say, “The benefits outweigh the risks.” They think if they can keep your heart beating, ...You are commentin...

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Timothy Gwyn Reads | Timothy Gwyn Writes

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Adventures and Misadventures of a Science Fiction Writer. Posted by Timothy Gwyn. A few weeks ago, Samantha Beiko invited me to do a reading at the Chi-Series Winnipeg with Kate Heartfield. And Garry Morse. For a sense of completeness, I was tempted to read a short story, but Sam was gently pushing for an excerpt from. As I can still count the number of people who have read the whole unpublished novel on my fingers and toes, I was easily convinced to expose a roomful of new. I chose three scenes from.

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The Inevitability of Change | Sherry Peters

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January 26, 2016. The Inevitability of Change. One of the first principles of coaching is that change is inevitable. Change can be painful, it can be challenging, and it can be refreshing. Without change, there can be no growth. Look a the list you made last week, of how much writing you’re actually doing, compared to what you’d like to be doing? What did you say needed to change in your life to make that happen? The chance to work on what you want to do. See them as necessary self-care, putting your...

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Musings of Alissa Leonard: February 2015

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Musings of Alissa Leonard. A writing blog for focused, serious- SQUIRREL! Thursday, February 26, 2015. FINISH THAT THOUGHT #2-34 - RESULTS! Our prompt this week got people up all kinds of places. If you missed any of the stories, go check them out. For her writing protagonist in The Clown (Though it's use was before the story took place.) Now for this week's judge's comments on the actual prompts:. This tale’s nasty sting has shivers written through it. I really enjoyed the ‘it is hard to try and b...

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Flash! Friday: Vol 3 – 18 | Flash! Friday

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Bits o’ credit. Jordan Louie (Jorbi K.). Karl A. Russell. Mark A. King. FLASHVERSARY II WINNER: Maggie Duncan. Allison K. Garcia. Charles W. Short. Gordon B. White. Rebecca J. Allred. Jacki Donnellan: Flashversary Winner 2013. Kevin S. Julien. Mark A. King. Friday: Vol 3 – 18. Golden ticket. CC2.0. Image by Joseph Francis. And yes, you guessed right: I have in my very own talons TWO highly coveted Golden Tickets. For inclusion in the upcoming #FlashDogs anthology. (. Friday contest, (1). A reminder the W...

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story of her life: Video Game Girl

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Sunday, September 28, 2014. Once upon a time, a girl named Rachel was driving home from writing group, thinking about how she was going to fix her latest scene, when lo and behold, flashing lights blinded her, reflected in the rear-view mirror. She pulled over, wondering why in the world she'd had to stop when she was clearly going the speed limit. Do you know why I pulled you over? The policeman said as Rachel rolled down the window. Y-yes," she stammered. From Wikipedia. Mine looked much. My online exp...

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Should Feminism be Angry? – Charlotte Ashlock

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Content Strategist, Managing Digital Editor, Treasure Hunter of Ideas. Should Feminism be Angry? Today is a big day- I get to officially unveil a project I’ve been working on for weeks. A group of writers, including me, have created a website dedicated to promoting strong female characters in literature. Check us out! Website: Rewriting Mary Sue. BUT- speaking of how ladies are supposed to be good little angels, how do you feel about Angry Feminism? In which she called herself a “proudly angry femi...