A also seems to be for advice. What do you think? What advice would you give an aspiring author?
Since we're talking about authors, I really should acknowledge the debt of gratitude I owe many authors. Thanks go out to the many authors whose work I've loved over the years and who made me love books. Thanks go out to my fellow aspiring authors, my fellow students, my critique partners. I sincerely appreciate your words of commiseration, support and encouragement! You rock! And thanks go out to the authors who I've had the pleasure to meet or know in person and who have encouraged my work. You rock, too! And, yes, I will consider some vocabulary-building exercises. :)
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Another aspiring author here - April will apparently amaze us, won't it? Good luck with the challenge!
ReplyDeleteI agree, April will astound us. :) Thanks for the good wishes, Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteI like don't give up. Also I highly recommend building a community of other writers. It feels much less lonely!
ReplyDeleteI think you offer good advice. i would add 'get to the end' which makes the world of difference even if the writing isn't there yet. Completing a piece can really lift you.
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"Write!"--sometimes the most obvious advice is the best. So much time spent thinking, dreaming and reading how to be an author--it can be easy to neglect the actual writing.
ReplyDelete"Write" is the best advice. I think it's easy to want to be author but hard to keep writing.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the challenge!
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I love the advice I've heard to 'let your first draft suck'. It takes the pressure off :)
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Great blog post for the first day of the challenge.
ReplyDeleteI really like that advice, write is what I do !!
ReplyDeleteLovely post !
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Great start. Now I've got to go write...
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