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Writerly Things

Ben Schmitt, Matt DiGeronimo

Where we walk together on this journey of a writer's life, creative process, and everything in between \ud83e\udd7e Also... vibes ✨

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002: Writerly Things Roundup

1. Post I’ve been pondering: Go Make Something With Your Hands by . I read this soon after she posted it a couple of months ago. But I find it popping back into my head every once and a while. The level of effort she puts into her posts is ...

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Porn Is More Fun Than God

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  • Ben Schmitt

    I post about life as a writer, writing tips, and life musings as I write a novel. Join a community pursuing greatness (à la Timothée Chalamet)

  • Matt DiGeronimo

    Five-time published author. Former U.S. Navy nuclear submarine officer. Lifelong student of learning, thinking, and living well. Bite-sized thought experiments designed to challenge your assumptions, question biases, and stretch your worldview

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