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Writing the Intended Message

Writing the Intended Message

by | Aug 17, 2022 | | 0 |

What is the intended message you are writing? Leslie K. Brooks, author and retired teacher, shares why she thought it was important to write and publish Education Aggravation. Discover what it means to be an organic writer and her experiences on that creative journey. Pour a mug of mint tea for yourself and enjoy our conversation about the power of our words.

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Writing from Life Experiences

Writing from Life Experiences

by | May 11, 2022 | | 0 |

The Broken Wire initially started as encouraging words to his stepdaughter. It was writing from his point of life experiences that Marvin Levine discovered creative flow to write his novels. Listen to the action steps he is taking to promote his newest book and if the setting for the book is based on a real home in the Lowcountry of South Carolina. Pour a mug of coffee for yourself and enjoy this inspiring conversation.

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How to Organize Your Time & Manage an Outline

How to Organize Your Time & Manage an Outline

by | Jul 21, 2021 | | 0 |

Liz Maritz joined me in the Pen to Paper Press studio to talk about the “terrible” terrier featured in the book she published earlier this year. Our conversation shifted gears and Liz shared her professional insights on project management (Agile & Waterfall methodology), tips for blocking out time and recording audiobooks. Pour yourself a mug of chocolate milk and learn how you can avoid procrastination in this conversation.

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