In reply to Marcy. Sure, please feel free to share this!
Hi there! Would you mind if I share your blog with my facebook group? There's a lot of people that I think would really enjoy your content. Please let me know. Thank you
In reply to Yetta. I don't know how it was listed, quite honestly ...
Wonderful blog! I found it while browsing on Yahoo News. Do you have any tips on how to get listed in Yahoo News? I've been trying for a while but I never seem to get there! Thank you
Exc ellent article. I work in a place where I get to overhear a lot of people's conversations and also where people act unexpectedly at times, often surprising me, sometimes shocking me. I often ...
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What Chekhov Can Teach Us About Endings
Christine, Found your "Truth sign" and plan to use it on my blog with a link to you, of course. Thank you ahead of time!! I saw that you had granted permission to someone else so I hope that I am...
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So helpful. I have never thought of myself as a writer before, but I'm discovering that I might just be one.
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I chose a daunting subject for my historic fiction.I had to do a lot of research as regards the period,the costumes,the language....it turned out to be quite a challenge.But by the end of it all,...
Thank you for this, Laura. I am beginning to write a memoir, and this is excellent advice.
:D awesome article. Really helped me!
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I must agree with your comments, the fact's are there for all to see. Keep up the excellent posts!
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Good post! Short stories are an art form in their own right, and not 'truncated novels'... Also they are great to reread, to see what makes them tick.
Christina I love André Lhote. Day by day, more. I'm learning to paint whith him. Now I'm painting this canvas about "the mariner hurdy-gurdyner", do you know? Foi a maneira que encontrei para en...
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In reply to Christine Medeiros. Christine, go ahead!
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This is a great site!
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In reply to Dory Adams. Yes. The novel sounds very interesting! :)
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It's hard to get past inner rejection thoughts, though! Great post! It has inspired me.
In reply to Patricia. These are useful comments. O.K. ...I know, that's the type of comment somebody who doesn't care wr...
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I would like to use your "traffic sign" truth image, but before I do so, I don't want to infringe on copyright laws. If you need more information on its proposed intentions, I would be happy to s...
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I like to take characters out of their historical time and portray them, I am a singer writer: Here is my Marcellina from The Marriage of Figaro. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSJs9EEzJnA
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Aloha and thank you for this story! Here is another one at: "A Christmas Story" at: http://familyforest.wordpress.com/2010/12/24/a-christmas-story-to-the-white-house/ Merry Christmas!
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Louise, I saw what you wrote about your USC students. want to write my own story. No time is not an excuse. The Free times is better because of the letter you wrote. Sometimes it is best not to t...
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come alive…again. One of my favorite writer/bloggers, Christina Baker Kline, has a host of suggestions for how to jumpstart a revision. My favorite? Write three new openings. In each opening, ...
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my mom would always frequently visit flower shops because she loves fresh flowers on our house ':-
Thank you, Gayle, for sharing with us this gift of understanding and honesty about the profound loss you experienced. I don't know which insight I love more, "We don't know what we know until we ...
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Only Commit: The hardest thing for most writers (and artists in general) is to commit to a project — to commit to the idea of that project and its execution. So that’s it then. I’m a commi...
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Telling the truth in fiction writing is much harder than it seems, but it is something which can be done given thought and practice.
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I am a 8th grade teacher in NC and came across your site while researching some information about writing techniques for my English class this year. I just wanted to thank you for the great infor...
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Thanks for this post and topic. There are so many stories, styles, voices in my head that I think I SHOULD write. These stories include research and history that I'm not that interested in right ...
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writing can be your spirit for live, keep posting
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Lisa Gornick has a valid point here, sort of a psychological knot that's not so easy to untie once it gets entangled. Obviously, writing about one's kids is not an activity undertaken in a correc...
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All writing, if it's to be authentic, must flow out of a gushing inspiration. What an idea, and so strikingly correct, too ! Yet, the act of edition must proceed out of professional skills and, I...
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The focus leads a writer straight to the heart of the matter and that yields the synthetic meaning of everything but if we go after the details, no matter how rich they are, we end up with a jumb...
What a subtle point you have made !
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I just finished FINNY in one sitting and now I fear I am cyber-stalking Justin Kramon.... what an amazing accomplishment... years in the life of this woman and her family real and adopted... I'm ...
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Guess, I'm a bit lucky that I have enough free time to ramble almost everyday :) the clutter is in my head and sometimes easy to just write, write and write... but that I guess has come at the ex...
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Great Writing: Justin Kramon, author of the recently released novel Finny, writes a guest post on Christina Baker Kline’s blog about feeling discouraged as a writer and what he did to change t...
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Baker Kline: Writing/ Life Great Writing Last week I linked to Justin Kramon’s 2 Concrete Ways To Keep Your Writing Career Moving Forward.
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Yeah, it's a good topic Justin. I think that one of the biggest impediments to my initial drafts of 'Lethal Inheritance' was that I was trying to write well. In the end I had to go back and just ...
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thanks for posting this. I feel like I just spent my first year of my MFA trying to write like the writers everyone agrees are great, and failing miserably. I think I'm going to try your exercise...
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Justin -- I loved your posting. Just what the doctor ordered for today, as I sit here, realizing how much NOT like Jhumpa Lahiri (one of my favorites) I am. But then there's always Alice Adams. T...
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19, 2010 · Leave a Comment Christina Baker Kline invited me to do a guest post on her blog this week, so I decided to write about something I did
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Eventually I guess a writer has to get real about their work, and then it takes off, it seems.
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Christina, thanks so much for the opportunity to do this guest post. It was fun to be a part of your fantastic blog. And Pam, I'm so glad that my bumbling was helpful to read about. Thanks so muc...
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