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Emotional Barrier in Fiction: Why is it so important for you to learn how to cross it? (Part One)
We are fortunate to get a double-dose of Tiffany Lawson Inman this week with her insights on the emotional barrier in fiction. Look for Part Two on Friday. Oh, and read on. Tiffany’s offering a “seat” for one lucky commenter … Continue reading
A Field Mouse, A Crow, and A Writing Lesson
by Fae Rowen My living room deck is a lizard freeway. It serves as a form of kitty TV for my Siamese warrior cat. One afternoon this summer I caught movement out of the corner of my eye. Since I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged Deep POV, Fae Rowen, Margie Lawson, visceral responses, Writers in the Storm, writing, writing emotions
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