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  • 15. October 2020

    Healer

    Healer

    I thought  I knew your face I thought it to be true I thought it to be real I thought it to be you That was ...

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  • 8. January 2015

    Word Count Tracker for 2015

    Word Count Tracker for 2015

    Again, writer Svenja Gosen created her helpful word tracker spreadsheets for 2015. If you like to keep track of your daily writing goal (or if you ...

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  • 5. January 2014

    Writing Tool: 2014 Spreadsheets

    Writing Tool: 2014 Spreadsheets

    Phew. The new year ist young but already four days have passed. What about your new year resolutions? The first ones  are already broken, I guess. ...

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  • 23. May 2013

    Failure

    Failure

    Failure is part of it. You will be rejec…Failure is part of it. You will be rejected dozens and dozens of times. The best way to ...

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  • 9. May 2013

    Neil Gaiman’s Commencement Speech

    Neil Gaiman’s Commencement Speech

    A truly great commencement speech in which Neil Gaiman, author of Coraline{{1}}, doesn’t hold back valuable advice for freelancers in the arts.  Given at the  University ...

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  • 2. May 2013

    How to survive a relationship with a writer

    How to survive a relationship with a writer

    This little cheat sheet comes in handy, when you are in a relationship with a writer. Please pay close attention to #4 and #5.   How ...

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  • 30. April 2013

    Tooltipp: 750 Words

    Tooltipp: 750 Words

    Writers write. Describing a writer’s work is thus easy. A writer who doesn’t write, isn’t one. Even if this sounds easy and obvious, most writer’s faces ...

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  • 15. April 2013

    Don’t be you

    Don’t be you

      [box style=”note”] Don’t be so overly sensitive You are saying. Don’t bother me with your emotions Is what you mean   [/box] (4 lines)   ...

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  • 14. April 2013

    The Key

    The Key

      [box style=”note”]   I write To explore   I write To see through the veil   I write To understand   I write To explain ...

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  • 13. April 2013

    Chaos

    Chaos

    Piles of Clothes Stacks of Paper Invoices in between   Unpaid   Lurking dishes Smelling dustbin Ever present In the back of my head   Lurking, ...

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  • 5. January 2013

    Evolution of a Story: TMA 02 – Clustering

    Evolution of a Story: TMA 02 – Clustering

    During the brainstorming session last sunday I worked out some ideas for the stories background, with the help of a fellow writer. We agreed that it ...

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  • 31. December 2012

    Evolution of a Story: TMA02 – Brainstorming

    Evolution of a Story: TMA02 – Brainstorming

    [box style=”note”] Read the first step: The Idea [/box] Again, the unformed story of many small fragments had some time to rest and grow in the subconscious, but ...

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  • 30. December 2012

    Evolution of a Story: TMA02 – The Idea

    Evolution of a Story: TMA02 – The Idea

    Writers are geniuses. They produce great ideas out of thin air. With a slight of hand they create a complicated story and win the Booker Price. ...

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  • 9. December 2012

    Reading diet: Mackintosh

    Reading diet: Mackintosh

    [box style=”warning”]Spoilers possible[/box] I started my reading journey with W. Somerset Maugham’s short story “Mackintosh“. The story mainly follows a mid-aged Scottish male named Mackintosh. Pneumonia ...

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  • 8. December 2012

    Reading Diet

    Reading Diet

    The first TMA for A215 left us with the free choice between doing a piece of fiction, poetry or life writing. Against my usual preferences I ...

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  • 8. December 2012

    Why I’m doing A215

    Why I’m doing A215

    [box style=”notice”]Read this first: What is A215?[/box] Everybody can write, yes. But being a writer – or a published author – means more. It means constant ...

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  • 16. November 2012

    NaNoWriMo-Tools

    NaNoWriMo-Tools

    NaNoWriMo 2012, means National Novel Writing Month, has started today. For all you Wrimos our there, I’d like to link to some ueful tools:   The ...

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