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That first draft can be tricky! Here's some helpful advice from New York TImes best-selling author E. Lockhart.
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Always love @AmySparkes #WednesdayWritingTips - click through to read this weeks. They have lifted me up already ✍️ with a view towards 2023 💥 Thank you, Amy 📚
Life is quite full on at the moment, so it's likely that #WednesdayWritingTips won't appear every week. HOWEVER, there are loads of tips in the bank, so please do check out the archives every Wednesday and see what you find!
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Happy planning and dreaming for 2023.
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And be kind to yourself. Life happens. &^%* happens. And when it does, being flexible & giving yourself what you need is important. Reset goals & priorities if needed. But keep those dreams tight in your hands. And promise them you'll come back when you can.
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Set goals (and ways to celebrate achieving them). Set yourself a challenge - what three ways could you step out of your comfort zone in 2023? What commitments/resolutions could you make? And how will you hold yourself accountable?
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Plan NOW about how you can claw back time in 2023 for your writing, then start January determined to claim it. What's doable? One evening a week writing? One 6am alarm call a week? One lunch break a week? With a regular routine & discipline it all adds up. #WednesdayWritingTips
If £ tight but you'd like to invest in something, e.g. a course/critique/conference, and people are asking about Christmas, why not nudge them in the direction of a Writing Fund? Keep a separate bank account if you can so the £ doesn't get swallowed up.
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Think about what's important to you writing-wise in 2023. Where would you like to be by the end of the year? Make a plan about what you CAN do to try and get there. Not about what is out of your control, but what positive steps you CAN take to help.
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Have a little look at what you didn't manage to achieve but would have liked to. Not to feel discouraged, but to evaluate. Do you still want/need that? Will it go forward for your 2023 list? Do you need to make any changes in order to get it?
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In November, look back at what you've achieved over the year. If you wrote a list/plan in January, celebrate what you've managed to get done. (I've usually lost mine by November, but I have a vague sense of what I hoped to do!) CELEBRATE EVERY WIN.
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But I can manage today's #WednesdayWritingTips and it's all about 2023! As we come to the end of the year, December gets busy, then we're launched into January & catch breath. To save missing the early weeks of the new year, I use November to make plans. Here are some thoughts.
Life is quite full on at the moment, so it's likely that #WednesdayWritingTips won't appear every week. HOWEVER, there are loads of tips in the bank, so please do check out the archives every Wednesday and see what you find!
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Today's #WednesdayWritingTips are a bit random because tonight I feel like being a bit random. I was wondering what to chat about and noticed a piece of annotated story on my desk I've annotated. So, I'm going to randomly choose some of my notes and explore them.
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If you're writing for children, check out #WednesdayWritingTips for a huge archive of resources. I try to post these every week although sometimes deadlines/responsibilities mean that's not possible. Also see https://t.co/czVIC1JZmF for more resources and tips.
Today's #WednesdayWritingTips are a bit random because tonight I feel like being a bit random. I was wondering what to chat about and noticed a piece of annotated story on my desk I've annotated. So, I'm going to randomly choose some of my notes and explore them.
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So, there you go. Literally some random notes from my desk, but hope they were helpful!
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6) "the open and close of the whole story"
Make sure your opening lines and your closing lines of the book are incredibly strong. Your opening lines make a promise to the reader. Your closing lines show the reader how you kept it.
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5) "make more of this"
What are your key big moments in your text? Perhaps intense, dramatic moments? Emotional moments? Funny moments? Twisty-turny moments? Have you slowed your reader down enough to appreciate them and digest? Or are you rushing them on?
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