Writer’s Manifesto: U is for Um..
Um… Writer’s block is the kiss of death. What are you afraid to say? Let go of your fears, take your heart in your hands, and write anyway. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
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Writer’s Manifesto: T is for Time
Time is your most valuable resource – even more so than pens! Make a schedule and stick to it. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: S is for Solitude
Novels are not written by committee. When you write, you are alone. Solitude creates space so you can hear your truth. Make peace with your solitude. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: R is for Read
Read… …a lot. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: Q is for Question Everything
Doubt is good. Don’t take anything at face value. But remember to question your doubts too. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: P is for Persevere
Good writing takes Practice, Patience, and Perseverance. You may not succeed… …but you only fail if you stop writing. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: O is for Obey Your Soul
Bandwagons come and go. Fashions change. Listen to your Soul, not the market, and allow your pen to be guided. Only your Soul knows the Way. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: N is for Nourish Your Dreams
Dreams take you on an inner adventure. So do novels. Dream big, and remember… Truth is meaningless without dreams. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: M is for Meditate
Meditation opens a space for silence to fill your mind. Only in silence can you hear your true voice. Listen to your Inner Buddha. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: L is for Laugh
A swelled ego spells death to good writing. Laugh your ego into submission. Don’t take yourself too seriously. It’s just a story and they’re only words. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: K is for Know Yourself
Self-knowledge is the key to deep writing. Know yourself and your writing will flourish. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
Writer’s Manifesto: J is for Judgement
Judge your writing with care. Don’t be your own worse critic. Be balanced and fair… Judge wisely. >Writer’s Manifesto (pdf)
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