What our writing says about us
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The best writing can say more about the author than they ever intend, because the best writers put so much of themselves into their stories. Most often it’s intentional, with the author’s interests, passions, hopes and fears reflected in their plots, settings and characters. Sometimes, however, a writer only discovers common themes and ideas in their stories after the fact.

All members can log in and join this conversation about hidden themes and recurring plot devices that you’ve discovered in your writing.

She’s Back!
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This Sideways writer had published in prestigious Science Fiction magazines in the past, but had left SF behind in order to study the Romance genre.

Her love of SF never faded, and now she announces the sale of a story to Daily Science Fiction Magazine.  But what about Romance?

Now I’m going to work on both.

How does she manage to do both?

I’m getting up much, much earlier these days.

Go here to bestow kudos and share the joy.

Sweet Spot Goodies
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The Sweet Spot Map is an early-course technique that generates a LOT of fascinating revelations for writers who are exploring their own best writing themes.

The linked discussion is personal and in depth, with writers presenting the results of their explanations for the technique.

Students and grads, click here to join the conversation.