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Launching an author career after 50

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Today debut novelist Susan Ricci shares what it's like to launch a writing career after an author reaches the half-century mark. Her book, Dinosaurs and Cherry Stems, just released. Launching an author career after 50 by Susan Ricci The first word that comes to mind:  Perseverance. Perseverance is the key for achieving one’s personal voyage across the sea of dreams. Like many writers (or perhaps all of them), I’ve been writing in some form or another since I discovered crayons Read more [...]

Write On Wednesdays with Jim Kristofic. Personal to Published

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I'm am thrilled to have  Jim Kristofic on today, author of Navajos Wear Nikes, an endearing, colorful, funny and sad memoir about growing up on an Indian reservation. Jim and I are classmates in Write a YA Novel in 9 Months led by Jonathan Maberry and Marie Lamba. Today Jim talks about his process of going from personal to published. Personal to Published: Writing Memoir by Jim Kristofic So I got the email yesterday. My memoir, Navajos Wear Nikes, a memoir about life on the Navajo Nation Read more [...]

Write-On Wednesdays! Self-help author Jerry Waxler reaches out to other writers

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Jerry Waxler, M.S. author of “Four Elements of Writers,” considers himself a writing-activist, trying to convince people that if they want to write, they ought to overcome obstacles and “just do it.” Jerry answers questions today about how he became interested in helping writers help themselves. Why are you so passionate about reaching out to writers? When I was 18, I knew exactly what I wanted to be when I grew up, a doctor. By the time I was 24, I was living in a garage, preparing Read more [...]

Write On Wednesdays! Linda Wisniewski “Stretches Herself” Through Memoir

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Today I am excited to have Linda Wisniewski  talking about her memoir OFF KILTER, writing advice and her new jump into fiction. We met up in June at the Philadelphia Writer’s Conference where she presented a workshop on writing memoir. More recently we met at Saxby’s coffee shop in Doylestown, PA where I chatted with this lovely lady who also hails – like me –  from the Capital District Region of New York. Linda writes for the Bucks County Women’s Journal and Bucks County Herald. Read more [...]