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Monthly Archives: July 2018
EFT for Authors – That First Sentence
We tend to overburden that first sentence with an extraordinary amount of tasks. It’s supposed to draw in the reader. It’s supposed to be original, special and unmistakable. It’s supposed to represent the genre, type and atmosphere of the story. … Continue reading
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Tagged doubt, fear, overwhelm, stress, the first sentence, writers block, writing
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EFT for Authors – Where to Begin?
That does seem a bit of a silly question, right? Of course, a story starts at the beginning. Where else would it start? But where exactly is that? Is it at “Adam and Eve”? Or at “Let there be Light”? … Continue reading
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Tagged action, beginnnig, block, first part, novel, writing
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EFT for Authors – Beginner’s Block
It’s never easy to begin something new. Which is also very true for authors setting out to write their first story or novel. Many simply don’t know how. But they put pressure on themselves, trying to come up with the … Continue reading
EFT for Authors – Waiting for the Muse
I know quite a number of authors who wait for inspiration. Who wait for the muse to kiss them. Who are waiting for the one flash of genius that will inspire them to write this century’s next great novel. (Yes, … Continue reading