The lovely, fabulous and generous Julie Luek of 'A Thought Grows' has put together a great series on her blog. She's brought together a handful of writers, all at different ages and phases in our writing careers to talk about what each phase brings in terms of challenges, opportunities, experience, and learning.
Today I get to talk about being a newbie, at the beginning of a writing career. There are definite challenges that come with being a twenty-something writer, as there are at any age and phase, and I've put together a list of a few of the biggest ones. I've tried to suggest solutions to each challenge, but I'm also hoping those of you with more wisdom and experience than me can help even more. So everyone hop on over to Julie Luek's blog and see what you think.
Monday, May 6, 2013
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Hi Sarah-- thank you so much for being a part of this series. I'm enjoying reading the responses that are popping up over there already. I think your post is prompting thoughts that people can relate to. I hope your readers stop over and enjoy your insightful article.
ReplyDeleteI'm here thanks to Julie's interview. Plus, you love chocolate and candied yams. You're good in my book.
ReplyDeleteCheers.
xoRobyn
I hopped. I read. I commented.
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