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Welcome to the new website. It took me about a year to decide on whether or not I wanted to do this. You see I already have a website, but it is a sadly unattended thing at this time. Life got away from me and the last three or four […]
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So my friend, Scott Roche, interviewed me for his podcast, Creative Dynamos and it just dropped today. Give it a watch and let me know what you think. In episode 35 of Creative Dynamos, I talk with author Eric Swett, discussing the value of local writer communities for sharing advice […]
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Somewhere in the distance, Margaret heard the uneven clang of metal on metal. The muted noise only roused her from her sleep because of the consistent rhythm. The dark confines of the safe room were all she had known for some time.
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Sometimes it is a struggle to sit down and write. You do a quick look on social media for any writing groups and you will find meme after meme and reel after reel about how writers love to procrastinate and then hate themselves for it afterward. They wait for their […]
