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Wednesday Writing Prompt: Mapping Vulnerability by Dara Lurie

Posted on November 28, 2012 by writenowcoach

I met Dara Lurie on Twitter and was thrilled to discover her amazing site, Transformative Writing. I am delighted to welcome her to the blog today with this amazing writing prompt on mapping vulnerability. She’s also generously offered to give … Continue reading →

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Wednesday Writing Prompt: The Who by Rochelle Melander

Posted on October 10, 2012 by writenowcoach

Although I love a twisting plot, I tend to fall for books with well-drawn, intriguing characters. If the characters are rich, I find myself quoting them and relaying their experiences to my husband, almost as if they’re real people. I’ve … Continue reading →

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Wednesday Writing Prompt: Character Study

Posted on February 22, 2012 by writenowcoach

Congratulations to my husband, Harold Eppley, on the publication of his first novel, Ash Wednesday. One of Harold’s funniest characters is the librarian, Dorothy Moyers. She’s the head librarian of Dustin Public Library. As such, she’s taken it upon herself … Continue reading →

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