To Write with Wild Abandon
Graham StrongA Substack newsletter that motivates you to overcome your writing fears, build self-confidence as a writer, and have fun with your writing again!
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✍️ The “Magic Formula” for Writers
Rod Carley (left), Heidi Von Palleske, Hilton the Cat, and Terry Fallis on stage at the St. Lawrence Writers Festival for the launch of Rod’s (cat’s…) book, The Great Catsby.
Somerset Maugham said, “There are three rules of writing. Unfort...
✍️ Why I’m Going Paid – and What It Means for You!
It’s true – I’m going paid.
This has been part of the plan all along, as I get into below. Still, it wasn’t an easy choice to pull the trigger now. Susan Cain, the author of Quiet, pushed me over the edge with her own experience.
In recen...
✍️ Don’t Wait for Permission. Just Do the Work.
Glenn Gould statue in Toronto. There is room on the bench for all of us.
I’ve talked about Rick Rubin before.
He and I seem to think in the same way. Not that I’m trying to compare myself to him. Just… an observation. In fact, this post i...
✍️ Common Fiction Writing Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them – Part 3 of 3
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This post is Part 3 of 3 about the pitfalls I’ve seen writers fall into during my times as a fiction judge. You can read this even if you haven’t read the others, but you may find it easier to start with Parts 1 & 2!...
✍️ Common Fiction Writing Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them – Part 2 of 3
Screenshot of Pitfall II: Lost Caverns by Activision for the Atari VCS/2600
In last week’s post, I talked about basic pitfalls some writers fall into that I’ve seen over the years as a judge for fiction writing contests. I also give some t...
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So many writers struggle with the actual act of writing. In 2021, I launched my Substack "To Write with Wild Abandon" to talk about our writerly fears along with strategies to overcome them. For me, it comes down to one thing: Writing Should Be Fun!
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