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Don’t be too ambitious……

Posted on September 22, 2013 by Bill Bunn

Learned a lesson again, yesterday. I’m in the midst of a first edit of an upcoming novel, tentatively titled Coup de Grace. Work stuff is closing in, so I realized I’ve got to floor it or the editing won’t get done … Continue reading →

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Rejection slips, God’s rude angels (Floating the duck, part II)

Posted on April 29, 2013 by Bill Bunn

(Photo borrowed from “Duck of the Day“) But by this time, I had met a novelist, and he offered to read the first 35 pages of my story for free. He also explained how important those first 35 pages were. … Continue reading →

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You still are the biggest tool around, when it comes to the writing process. As I’ve been suggesting, one of the most critical pieces of writing successfully is figuring out how you like to write. I can’t really tell you … Continue reading →

Posted on April 23, 2013 by Bill Bunn | Leave a comment

You’re the biggest tool (in the writing process): Part one

Posted on April 23, 2013 by Bill Bunn

Lots of folks think that the most important thing about writing is having a laptop or a pen, or something. But the biggest part of the writing process is what you bring — you are the biggest tool! So, you … Continue reading →

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