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Catcher Gone Awry
Or, the Problem with Perfectionism - How it may have killed the publishing career of one author, and how to overcome it one word at a time.
Graham Strong
Feb 8
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The Lump of Clay
Or, Redefining “Perfect”
Graham Strong
Feb 22
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✍️ How Not to Kill a Magical Idea
Or, What to Do When the Muses Barge in at the Wrong Time | Elizabeth Gilbert believes that ideas are magical beings looking for a human partner to bring…
Graham Strong
Apr 19
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Mightier Than the Sword
Or, How Rituals Can Help You Get into the Writing Mindset - Having trouble getting the creative juices flowing when you need them? Create your own…
Graham Strong
Mar 22
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✍️ Something More We Can Learn from Stephen King’s Morning “Prep”
Or, what the heck is the difference between rituals, routines, and habits anyway?
Graham Strong
Apr 5
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Writing with a Mighty Yawp
My next newsletter post was not going to be this one. In fact, I was working on the last edits when I had an idea for different post. So, heeding my own…
Graham Strong
Jan 25
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What’s Your $10 Million Cheque? ✍️
Or, Why Writing Goals are Important - Jim Carrey gave himself a goal and became one of the biggest Hollywood stars. What are your writing goals?
Graham Strong
Mar 8
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✍️ “Where Do You Get Your Ideas?”
Or, Inspiration and the Question We *Should* Be Asking | Neil Gaiman tells the hilarious story of why writers are so hostile to this question. Here is…
Graham Strong
May 17
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Bonus Post… and Bonus Postcard
Or, Some Motor-vation to Get You Out On Your Writing Highway | Writing can be hard, even though it should be fun! This "To Write with Wild Abandon…
Graham Strong
May 10
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What Does ‘To Write with Wild Abandon’ Mean?
Ski jumping is not something you can take up casually. I live in a city that was for years one of the training facilities for the Canadian Ski Jumping…
Graham Strong
Jan 11
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✍️ Is Writin' Fightin'?
Or, How to Lose Fear of the Blank Page by Befriending It | Michael Connelly, author of the Bosch crime thriller series, said "writin' is fightin'". I…
Graham Strong
May 3
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Are You Spongeworthy?
Pop quiz: how did Da Vinci invent the bicycle? If you said: “Hours of hard work at a drafting table combining the laws of physics with an ergonomic…
Graham Strong
Dec 28, 2021
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