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The Unique Calling of a Children’s Writer by Irene S. Roth

The children’s writer is unique and rewarding calling. Not only do we get a chance to write for kids but we get to become a child while we are writing a picture book. It is one of the best kinds of writing to do. I write academically and creatively for adults and young adults as …

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Tips to Becoming a Healthy Writer by Irene S. Roth

Writers tend to be very sedentary. That is why eating right is one of the most important things that writers can do for themselves to be healthy and productive. Just as exercise is important to keep our bodies in shape, eating right is just as important, for writers to refuel and have the right amount …

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Tips to Oust Writer’s Block by Irene S. Roth

All writers tend to struggle with writer’s block from time to time. It is something that we all have to overcome as writers. So, it is good to recognize when you may be experiencing writer’s block so that you could avoid it or at least minimize its detrimental effects. Therefore, what you do with writer’s …

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Kill Your Muse and Move On by Sarah Madison

I have to admit, whenever I read someone speak of their Muse’, I cringe inside. Don’t get me wrong: there’s nothing wrong with having an outside source of inspiration for a creative project. Most of us have been there. We imagine a specific actor playing the role of our hero, or we see a photograph …