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Feb 8, 2015

Why e-books will never defeat paper



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  • All you can Books
  • Kathryn Para and Andrea Routley
  • Dianne Whelan
  • Audrey Thomas
  • Bill Gaston
  • Aislinn Hunter
  • Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction
  • SPEAKING OF WRITING - MEME OF THE WEEK
  • YOU ARE NOT HEMINGWAY. AND YOU KNOW IT.
  • WRITING EXERCISE: DIRECTED FREEFALL
  • HOW TO SET FREE YOUR CREATIVITY
  • CREATIVE WRITING - a psychological perspective
  • POSTING YOUR WAY TO SUCCESSFUL WRITING
  • I'VE GOT THE HOMERS
  • WRITE OR DIE and other tricks
  • PROJECT GUTENBERG - FREE E-BOOKS
  • ACT II: THE MIDDLE
  • BE MEAN TO YOUR LEAD
  • GUEST POST @ THE WRITE PRACTICE
  • HOW TO HANDLE YOUR FIRST DRAFT
  • KEEP IT COMPLEX
  • THE IDEAL READER
  • THE IMMOBILIZED MAN
  • TO PLOT OR NOT TO PLOT

WRITING PROMPTS

  • DOWNTIME by TORAFUGU
  • WRITING EXERCISES
  • DIES SLOWLY by MARTHA MEDEIROS
  • INSPIRING WORD by REBECCA SOLNIT
  • INSPIRING WORDS by ISAAC ASIMOV
  • THE COMMITMENTPHOBIC MAN
  • THE IMMOBILIZED MAN
  • SLOW DANCE

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