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Nurturing the Soul – Writing Retreat!

This last July, four of my dear writer friends and I took time away from work and family to gather in Seattle to write and live together for five days. When I was younger, this sort of thing was fairly easy for me to do (though I had less ability to earn and spend money than I do now), but now, in my present lifestage, time…

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How to Form a Critique Group

You have reached the level of competency where you need another pair of eyes to look at your writing and honestly tell you what works and what doesn't.  You need a critique group. Critique groups for writers are one of the best things you can use to improve your own writing.  A good critique group should: 1. Be a safe place for all levels of writers. 2. Give constructive feedback. 3.…

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