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Here’s my selection of interesting (and sometimes amusing) posts about writing from the last week:


Oops! Hold on. You’re Newbie is Showing. (Kristen Lamb)


How to Work With a Beta Reader: 5 Tips for Success (Alicia Raddes)

Considering Common Themes in Middle-Grade Books (Joseph McGee)

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How the Wrong Tone Can Change Your Whole Novel (Janice Hardy)


The Importance of a Strong Opening Scene (Hallie Ephron)


Why Did I Get a ‘No�? � The Do’s and Don’ts of Query Letter Writing (Mark Gottlieb)


How to Write Stories Your Readers Will Remember (K.M. Weiland)


Recovering from a Meeting Misstep (Mary Keeley)


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Is Your Fiction Big Enough? (James Scott Bell)


The Single Best Way to Become a Mega-Author (Kristen Lamb)


When “What if?� Isn’t Enough (Larry Brooks)



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