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Welcome to the Writer's Life
Welcome to the Writer's Life: How to Design Your Writing Craft, Writing Business, Writing Practice, and Reading Practice | Paulette Perhach
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Always wanted to be a writer? Stop wasting time and start your writing life today! With warmth and humor, the author welcomes you into the writers life as someone who has been there on the other side looking in. Like a freshman orientation for writers, this book includes an in-depth exploration of all the elements of a writer's life, from your writing practice to your reading practice, to your writing craft and the all-important and often-overlooked business of writing. Harness the powers of crowdsourcing and social media to grow your writing career, and use the most current research on success, gamification, and lifestyle design to take your writing life to the next level. Complete with writing exercises, tools, checklists, infographics, and behind-the-scenes tips from working writers of all types, this book offers everything you need to jump-start a successful writing life.
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craftysilicate
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It feels unfair to mark this as Bail because there's nothing actually wrong with it as far as I read, but I won't be finishing this book.

I have this problem: I have been writing fiction since I could form words with a pencil, and with an eye specifically to improving for over 10 years. I like to read books about writing! But many of the ones that exist are kind of entry level for me? I always hope, but the title should have warned me here.

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jen_the_scribe

A quirky, fun read to get you on a consistent, manageable path to writing. She has great ideas to getting yourself organized, and helps you to believe that you're not an aspiring writer. You're already a writer.

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NeamhainHughes
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Pickpick

Funny, informative, and insightful. I‘ve already recommended it to a friend who‘s reading it now! It has already helped me as a writer.

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NeamhainHughes
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That the author included a section about privilege and marginalised voices was necessary and good, and should definitely be standard in “about writing” books. I appreciate that she was humble enough to tell a story of when she fucked up, and to ask people of color to advise/help with this section.

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NeamhainHughes
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“You can‘t control whether you‘re a published writer, a professional writer, or a paid writer, but you can control whether you‘re a writing writer.”

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