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Showing posts with label from the trenches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label from the trenches. Show all posts

A Writer’s Tale

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Though not as flashy as Shakespeare or as strange as Lewis Carroll, Geoffrey Chaucer contributed much more to the English language as a writ...

From the Trenches: Unbroken

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Receiving rejections is a wearing, wearying experience. Each brand-new letter brings a ray of hope. Every time the envelope is opened, that...

From the Trenches: Lucky Day

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What does it take to be an award-winning, best-selling, much-loved author? In looking at the stories of those who have walked the path of s...
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From the Trenches: Going It Alone

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Being great doesn't mean you're going to be successful. There have been lots of great writers who still had to work hard before the...

From the Trenches: Too Talented to Print

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Do you automatically conjure up an image of the authors you like? I used to love imagining what the authors behind the words looked like; t...
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From the Trenches: Late Bloomer

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Some writers find their calling at a young age, and begin scribbling on pages as soon as they can hold a pen. Other writers get that urge, ...

From the Trenches: Mother Nature's Son

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Some of the world's greatest writers never become famous in their own lifetimes. One of America's best never made much money with h...
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From the Trenches: Master of Perseverance

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Sometimes, the dream of becoming a published author feels like a silly fantasy. Repeat rejection letters have a way of taking their toll, a...
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From the Trenches: It's a Jungle Out There

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"You just don't know how to use the English language." Many authors who receive a cruel rejection such as this one might thro...

From the Trenches: Self-Publishing Pioneer

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A story we've all heard almost didn't make it, because the author trying to publish it was rejected so many times. She heard the wo...
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From the Trenches: Fortunate Son

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One of America's most well-loved writers is also one of the unluckiest. Jack London faced rather miserable circumstances early in life,...
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From the Trenches: In Love with Words, Afraid of People

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Some writers are so afraid of being rejected or judged in any way, they won't even let others see their work. This was the case for one...
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From the Trenches: The Starving Editor

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How many times have you been asked to study "The Raven" in school? Have you ever heard of the Tell-Tale Heart ? Even if you'r...
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From the Trenches: Depressing Rejection

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Few things can create as much pressure as being given the label "promising." One success usually isn't enough for any author....
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From the Trenches: Brutal Rejection

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"Tell [her] to stick to her teaching; she can never succeed as a writer." These were the words of James T. Fields, then the edito...