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Creative Writing / Writer / WritersTable Of Contents   (TOC)   Writers / Writer / Creative Writing

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Claim a CREW Review - It's Constructive    (E)    # 1457762:
        You learn not only what needs to be fixed, but how to fix it.
Auto-Reward GPs vs The Conscience    (E)    # 1310206:
        Watching a gp total go up and up is mesmerizing and difficult to say no to.
[Constructive Reviewers Group Items]    (E)    # 1453089:
        Everything to do with Constructive Reviewer Group
Noticing Newbies Newsletter    (ASR)    # 778388:
        An urban myth is going around that the NL is just for new members. The keyword is 'myth'.
It’s Personal - Not Publishable.    (E)    # 1162573:
        Editing is always the author's prerogative.
[Articles and Tips on Reviewing]    (E)    # 1119070:
        Revising, feedback, drafts
[Writing Circle Items]    (E)    # 722724:
        items I have written from WC Prompts and the newsletters I have edited
[Learning the Craft of Reviewing]    (E)    # 1576150:
        Articles on reviewing
Readers Love Survivors    (ASR)    # 1473885:
        Without a strong hero, what’s the point of reading the story?
Fuel Your Passion to Write 9-13-08    (E)    # 1473874:
        There is no such thing as useless knowledge. Reading increases "what you know".
[Published Articles on Reviewing, etc.]    (E)    # 1147886:
        Articles on writing and reviewing, the web, family and a touch of humor.
[Soda Pop and Cotton Fields]    (E)    # 1084589:
        Three biographical pieces that have been published in real paper and ink magazines! Yea!
[Newsletters for Writer's Circle]    (E)    # 806520:
        Newsletters for the Writers Circle Group
[Rick, Mac and Luke Stories]    (E)    # 797053:
        the adventures of Rick, Mac and Luke
[Jellybean Stories]    (E)    # 707928:
        These are the stories that were published in the Jellybean E-Zine
[Short Stories - Fiction]    (E)    # 707136:
        Written for past prompted contests, now bases for practicing story elements.

Creative Writing / Writer / Writers#707136:   Short Stories - Fiction    (E)     [Top]Writers / Writer / Creative Writing

Written for past prompted contests, now bases for practicing story elements.    (13 items)

A Little Piece of String,    (E)    # 694804:
        Can a piece of string bring peace to the house? For Ghost's Shortest Story Contest.
Home Again    (E)    # 715668:
        With trembling hands, she turned the key,
The Magic Shoes    (ASR)    # 589120:
        Everyone knew you had to be tall to play basketball.
No more Oreos?    (E)    # 690100:
        Tell me it isn't true!
My Husband's '65 Olds    (E)    # 680951:
        My Husband loves his classic '65 Olds Dynamic Hardtop.
911- Do You Have An Emergency?    (13+)    # 698980:
        “Okay, settle down! What’s the problem here?
Tall Cactus    (13+)    # 631966:
        gonna take a seat over here and get comfortable iffin I'm gonna tell a story.
Rebecca's Lake    (E)    # 719422:
        She saw no one, but was surprised again by a small, rustic cabin
What Galaxy is This?    (E)    # 726657:
        The pop up ad read, ‘You Wanna Take a Ride?’
Margie Babysits    (E)    # 714685:
        “Yes, I flipped out! What do you think?"
Jack Robbins    (ASR)    # 708950:
        Jack knew it was a hard story to believe,
A Storm    (E)    # 703526:
        “Can I help?” he yelled above the noise of the thunder.
Dingy    (13+)    # 639148:
        Dingy. That hound was messing up everything!

Creative Writing / Writer / Writers#707928:   Jellybean Stories    (E)     [Top]Writers / Writer / Creative Writing

These are the stories that were published in the Jellybean E-Zine    (1 item)

Sunshine and Shadow    (E)    # 707442:
        A Poem for little children

Creative Writing / Writer / Writers#806520:   Newsletters for Writer's Circle    (E)     [Top]Writers / Writer / Creative Writing

Newsletters for the Writers Circle Group    (22 items)

Are You a Real Reader?    (ASR)    # 1083301:
        Does your talent lie in reading? Writers need you!
Story Idea Inspiration --Family Tree    (E)    # 1056649:
        WC Newsletter # 213
Stressful Writing    (E)    # 1056648:
        Writing what you know is hard, isn’t it? Especially when it's personal.
The Rules are Simple - #203    (E)    # 1044271:
        The writing may be technically perfect, but how’s the story?
Look Inside Yourself to Find Your Voice    (E)    # 1029874:
        You literally must pour yourself into your writing.
Description and Direction #199    (E)    # 1029352:
        Over-describing the view of Earth can cause boredom. Readers want to see Mars!
Verbosity equals Boring -- # 198    (E)    # 1017380:
        Verbosity --#198
Rambling Thoughts -Trusting Readers    (E)    # 1007525:
        Do we trust them when they say, "Your work is good." - WC 9-12-05 #190
Dialogue--It's More Than Just Words    (E)    # 969129:
        Monica smiled brightly at the secretary. “I feel beautiful in blue.”
Elevator Concept - March 28, 2005 #167    (E)    # 953485:
        The characters can't--or think they can't--leave.
Know Your Audience    (E)    # 862086:
        A writer must try to see his work through his reader's eyes. #133-06-28-04
Wordy? What's That? -5-10-04    (E)    # 846997:
        Active Voice is when the writer declares, "Maria did it!" WC Newsletter #126
Writer's Circle Newsletter # 122    (E)    # 838705:
        procrastination and life.
Write What You Know    (E)    # 827605:
        Mar. 15, 2004 -- Writer's Circle Newsletter
Are You a Real Writer? # 111    (E)    # 806516:
        Does this describe you? It doesn’t me. 1-26-04
Show and Tell    (E)    # 790588:
        I have trouble with show and tell. Writer's Circle Newsletter # 115 02-23-04
WC Newsletter #98-Plagiarism    (E)    # 767823:
        You think Halloween is scary? Try Plagiarism for real terror. 10-27-03
My Excuse Note #107 - 12-26-04    (E)    # 767267:
        Body piercings plus Grandaughters do not a happy Grandmother make.
Writer's C. Newsletter #103-emotion    (E)    # 767264:
        Did you ever look into the mirror as you laughed or cried? Do it, and take notes.
Newsletter #101-Self-Confidence    (E)    # 766680:
        You don’t have to get it right the first time! Nov. 17, 2003
Writer's Circle Newsletter #97-voice    (E)    # 766634:
        The writer’s voice has these elements: Rhythm, Tone and Flow. #97 10-20-03
Critical Reviews    (E)    # 741719:
        If you cannot offer encouragement with the criticism, don’t send the review.

Creative Writing / Writer / Writers#1084589:   Soda Pop and Cotton Fields    (E)     [Top]Writers / Writer / Creative Writing

Three biographical pieces that have been published in real paper and ink magazines! Yea!    (8 items)

Rick, Mac and Luke    (E)    # 876611:
        The boys who inspired the Rick, Mac and Luke stories.
Reminiscence    (E)    # 693981:
        I ran, anticipating the coolness of the water on my burning feet.
Rick and the Run Away Pig    (E)    # 695196:
        Rick knew even he couldn't track a pig on pavement
Rick, Mac, and a Bull    (ASR)    # 727964:
        When the bull began to run, so did Mac.
Up the Creek Without a Paddle    (ASR)    # 610034:
        Rick took one more look at their work, saw it was still floating, and scrambled on.
Rafting by Moonlight    (ASR)    # 749728:
        they sat up, whispering to each other. “What is it? What’s goin on?”
Soda Pop and Cotton Fields    (E)    # 728924:
        I liked to reach my hand into the icy water and pull up the coldest soda pop I could find.
Do you Remember this?    (13+)    # 692598:
        Rations, hard work and no money were forgotten in those few hours.

Creative Writing / Writer / Writers#1119070:   Articles and Tips on Reviewing    (E)     [Top]Writers / Writer / Creative Writing

Revising, feedback, drafts    (16 items)

Playing Dialogue Tag    (E)    # 955768:
        Some will say not to use 'spat' because words cannot be spat. Of course they can!
First Drafts are Ugly    (E)    # 920424:
        First drafts are the roughest, ugliest pieces of writing you will write.
To Edit or Revise    (E)    # 920422:
        Are you receiving the right type of feedback?
The Beauty and the Bane of Feedback    (E)    # 918745:
        It's a precious, but frightening gift to a writer.
Boston Baked Beans    (E)    # 1170136:
        "I didn’t know how to describe these, just try them for yourself,"
In-Depth Reviewing    (E)    # 1162981:
        I don’t like the term, ‘Negative Feedback.’
Scam! Which Way Does Your Money Flow?    (E)    # 1119277:
        How badly do you want to see your work in print? Become Scam Signal Smart.
Lose A Writing contest? - Writing Tip    (E)    # 1119185:
        The disappointment could be the catalyst to success.
People are People - Character Tip    (E)    # 1119170:
        Use their quaint, odd habits and characteristics
Good Reviews are Critical - Review Tip    (E)    # 1119166:
        A good reviewer reads objectively.
Read With Skill - Reviewing Tip    (E)    # 1119161:
        As we read, we keep re-evaluating, pulling the details together to make sense of them.
Reviewing New Writers - Reviewing Tip    (E)    # 1119153:
        New writers are vulnerable and need to be handled gently, but not with kid-gloves
Getting Read, Reviewed and Rated    (E)    # 1119143:
        With excitement you think: “Will anybody read it? Will they like it?”
Reviewers Are Members Too    (ASR)    # 1119085:
        Hey, let's lighten up on the reviewers. It's not easy, no matter what they say.
The Beauty and the Bane of Feedback    (E)    # 1119078:
        An unthinking, harsh review can discourage so badly, the writer may give up.
The Free Review Clinic is Always Open    (ASR)    # 865299:
        If you want an editor or critiquing specialist, their offices are downtown.

Creative Writing / Writer / Writers#1147886:   Published Articles on Reviewing, etc.    (E)     [Top]Writers / Writer / Creative Writing

Articles on writing and reviewing, the web, family and a touch of humor.    (2 items)

award    (E)    # 1384031:
        Author of the Month january, 2008
The Rules are Simple - Writing Tip    (E)    # 1090853:
        Let’em is not the same as letem. Errors are errors, they are not style.

Creative Writing / Writer / Writers#1453089:   Constructive Reviewers Group Items    (E)     [Top]Writers / Writer / Creative Writing

Everything to do with Constructive Reviewer Group     (4 items)

Reviews Worth Rewarding Forum    (E)    # 1455575:
        Encourage by Rewarding Public In-Depth Reviews Stop by, your thoughts are welcome.
reviewer anony new header    (E)    # 1461561:
        review anony new
Constructive Reviewers Group    (E)    # 1453076:
        A group of indepth, constructive reviewers who love what they do, and do it well.
reviews    (E)    # 1434740:
        reviews logo final

Creative Writing / Writer / Writers#1576150:   Learning the Craft of Reviewing    (E)     [Top]Writers / Writer / Creative Writing

Articles on reviewing    (3 items)

Learn the Craft of Reviewing    (E)    # 1315306:
        Writing and Reviewing Tips - Especially for WDC Members
New Reviewers    (E)    # 1476088:
        Hang on to your sense of humor, you're going to need it.
Constructive Reviewing    (E)    # 1436439:
        Just as a writer is advised to read often, so must the reviewer

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