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Weekly Writing Roundup – November 24

Wow… that was fast. It’s officially the final roundup of NaNoWriMo! In these last days, you might be approaching the climax and ending of your novel… so it’s the ideal time to dive into those with our top picks this week. Sprint to the finish line with help from: Dean Elphick at Writer’s Edit, with […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – November 17

There’s a glut of high-power tips throughout our picks for this week’s roundup – so without much further ado, jump on in and treat yourself to: Custom Writing’s colorful infographic, 15 Amazing Ways to Write Faster. If you’re finding yourself starting to flag this far into NaNoWriMo, or just looking for simple ways to boost […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – November 10

We’re focusing on inspiration and motivation in this week’s roundup – so while there are certainly useful tips to be found within, be ready for a heartfelt blast of get-up-and-go. Today, dive into: An article from Bustle that presents some exceedingly timely advice from author John Green – that sometimes, even when it feels like […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – November 03

In this week’s roundup, we’re being body-snatched by The Writer’s Ally! Take a few minutes to enjoy a coffee (or any of your other favorite beverages) and have a read through: A few quick but no-nonsense tips for making it through November (and, in all honesty, any other month in a writing career!) in 3 […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – October 27

Today’s Weekly Roundup is all about utility, with a few handy tools that should be of use to you whether or not you’re undertaking NaNoWriMo this year. It’s time to get your hands on: David Seah’s superbly designed, printable NaNoWriMo word count calendar. Track your progress in style, and with total ease! An online Pomodoro […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – October 20

In this week’s roundup, we present a couple of lengthy but fascinating pieces for you to dig into! Prepare to crack out the best first draft you can this NaNoWriMo with: •    Robert Wood at Standout Books, asking the rather controversial question: Is There Such a Thing as a Good MacGuffin? •    Glen C. Strathy […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – October 13

In this week’s roundup we’re sticking to the path of NaNoWriMo preparation, plus adding a little extra something to suit everyone – so click on through to enjoy: Jessica Strawser at Writer’s Digest, who offers up an impressive list of 30 Tips for Writing a Book in 30 Days. (Number 7 alone is such a […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – October 06

Since October is the month when many will be knuckling down to plan their stories for the upcoming NaNoWriMo challenge, we’re shortening the number of roundup entries to help preserve your time – but we aren’t compromising on quality! This week: The folks at Payhip get straight to the point with A Complete, No-Nonsense Guide […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – September 29

This week’s roundup is all about fantasy, as our top picks bring you: David J. Peterson at Unbound Worlds, and his amazingly in-depth guide to Creating a Fantasy Language. Weapons expert Benjamin Sobiek’s 6 Tips for Writing Fantasy Weapons. Hannah Collins, who isn’t horsing around with her guide to Everything a Fantay Author Needs to […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – September 22

Best-selling author and writing coach C.S. Lakin makes her mark on this week’s AutoCrit Writing Roundup, where the top picks include: Alex J Coyne at Re:Fiction, taking a quick but thoughtful dip into dark waters with Writing Fear that Will Give You the Shivers. The aforementioned C.S. Lakin, as she visits Seekerville to propose a […]

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