Rebecca Cornish Talley

Rebecca Talley | August 20, 2010

Writers are not only passionate about their writing, but many are just as passionate about whether or not to outline.

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Rebecca Talley | July 19, 2010

Someone once said that a goal not written down is only a wish. In order to achieve goals, it’s important to write them down and then make yourself accountable for those goals, especially when it comes to writing. It’s easy to say, “I want to write a novel.” But, what does that mean? Specifically, what [...]

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Rebecca Talley | July 12, 2010

Writing is a solitary art. Generally, we spend time alone at the keyboard trying to put on paper what’s so easily flowing through our minds. However, it’s important to involve others in your writing in the form of a critique group.

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Rebecca Talley | July 5, 2010

Some writers prefer to write during the early morning hours while others choose to pen their words late at night. Still others use snatches of time throughout the day. Is one time better than another?

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Rebecca Talley | June 28, 2010

When writing fiction, it’s important to choose your words wisely. One word can make a huge impact on readers.

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