Did you ever start writing a blog post only to realize you’d already written it?
I had an idea today to talk about how unimportant ideas are when it comes to writing (it’s execution that counts!) when I remembered I’d already written that post.
And everything I said then is still true now.
So I thought it may be helpful to do the occasional roundup of all the most useful (to me) writing posts I’ve ever written, in case you’re new to this blog, or missed it the first time around, or need a refresher, or what have you.
So without further ado:
On How To Get Back into Writing After a Long Break
On How Not to Show and Tell, and to go along with that Terrible Examples From An Actual Published Novel of Showing and Telling
On Writing Great Kissing Scenes (and one more)
On The Trick To Writing Compelling Protagonists
On Why You Need To Check For Filter Phrases
On Why You Need Varying Sentence Lengths
On Cutting and Pasting Your Darlings
On This Stupidly Easy Editing Trick (that I can’t believe I didn’t think of earlier)
On Things To Do When Your Muse Is Ignoring You
On The One Thing You Need to Keep Readers Reading
and finally, On Doing What Works For You
This advice is by no means exhaustive; I have more in the “Writing” section of my blog above, and I daresay even more I haven’t written down yet. I hope some (or all!) of these are helpful to you, and please let me know some of your own top writing advice!
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MK Pagano 
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Those are a great collection of links. Thanks for sharing.
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Will bookmark this!!
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