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    The Ghostly Light

    By annestg|Published On: February 6, 2015|Categories: Craft of Writing|0 Comments on The Ghostly Light|

    This is an early excerpt from a chapter of my novel "Karrana", second draft well under way at this stage. When he got to Halfway Creek, he had to stop [...]

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  • A Grain of Folly

    By annestg|Published On: February 2, 2015|Categories: Craft of Writing|1 Comment on A Grain of Folly|

    How is Fiction Writing a Form of Folly? In order to understand the features of fiction, it is helpful to examine the features of an opposite type of writing: the [...]

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    Giving and Receiving Feedback in a Writers’ Group

    By annestg|Published On: May 19, 2014|Categories: Craft of Writing|9 Comments on Giving and Receiving Feedback in a Writers’ Group|

    Establishing Parameters and Guidelines One of the main benefits of joining a writers group is to receive feedback on your writing. We'd been talking a lot about giving and receiving [...]

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    Keeping It Real

    By annestg|Published On: September 27, 2012|Categories: Craft of Writing|0 Comments on Keeping It Real|

    An editor at a recent workshop stressed the importance of "keeping it real", when writing fiction.  That is, at least partly, why I started off on the writing journey with [...]

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    Creative Nonfiction: a modern genre

    By annestg|Published On: September 27, 2012|Categories: Craft of Writing|0 Comments on Creative Nonfiction: a modern genre|

    I have finally purchased a Kindle. Amazon had just released this bigger model (9" diagonal) that suited me well, since I was wearing reading glasses at the time, and often [...]

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