Your Weekly Writing Exercise
Mary Carroll MooreMy latest writing exercise to inspire and encourage your creativity.
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Three Elements of Alchemy in Story
What’s new in my writing room: All I can say is garden, garden, garden right now. Writing has not taken a backseat, although that’s normal in this astonishing season. I’m still going through feedback from my beta readers and thinking about...
Creating Enough Fire without Burning Down the House
What’s new in my writing room: Well, truthfully, it’s hard to think about anything in May in our part of northern New England, after a very long and hard winter. All my spring flowers are flourishing and I’m out in the garden all the time....
Creating a Whole from Bits and Pieces
What’s new in my writing room: Like I explain in this week’s post, my writing comes forth in bits and pieces. It’s the nature of freewriting, really. I use prompts, ideas, dreams, collages to generate ideas. But until I tried the technique...
Six Steps to Make Radical Changes in Your Manuscript
What’s new in my writing room: This week, I’m hard at work on revision. Despite spring now arriving in a big way. Even in stubborn New England, the birds are crazy busy and I’m gardening every day I can. Our screened porch will soon be open...
Refresh Your Writing Practice, Part 2
What’s new in my writing room: New England’s most beautiful and frustrating season, where “April is the cruelest month” no doubt originated, has me very distracted. Birds are convinced it’s spring, even though it snowed a week ago (!!). The...
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Artist. Author. Creativity inspirer. Award-winning writer of this newsletter since 2008. Author of A WOMAN'S GUIDE TO SEARCH & RESCUE (Riverbed Press, October 2023) and 14 other books in 3 genres. Two-dog mom.
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