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About Creative Writing for Teens
Joyce Carol Oates:
The practicing writer, the writer-at-work, the writer immersed in his or her project, is not an entity at all, let alone a person, but a curious melange...
About Creative Writing for Teens
I've been updating some of the smaller submissions today. There are new cliches in the cliches list; new tips in How to Get Ideas, How to Get Started, and How...
About Creative Writing for Teens
J.R.R. Tolien:
Creative Fantasy is founded upon the hard recognition that things are so in the world as it appears under the sun; on a recognition of fact, but not...
About Creative Writing for Teens
Here are all the latest successful submissions from the poetry slush file:
Attempt to Write by kat.
Po-po by beks.
Graveyard Shift by D. L. Packer.
Trees by three-letters-long.
Bitter-Sweet Winter by Miss Bluesky.
The Bounds...
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Garth Nix:
For all my longer works (i.e the novels) I write chapter outlines so I can have the pleasure of departing from them later on.
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At last the latest fiction from the slush file:
Omen by Karissa M.Every other Saturday, a group of thirty or so 15, 16 and 17 year-olds convened in the Anglican Church...
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Here are the latest non-fiction submissions that made it through the selection process:
Rambling by Willy K. Constant movement, I cannot sit still, the blank screen stares back at me, taunting...
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Mary Gentle: . . . it matters that I get it right. That a sword weighs this much, and cuts like that, even if it's being handled by a...
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Here they are, the last of the submissions to the Unnamed Abstract Challenge:
My Charge, fiction by Counterfission.
Beyond the Storm, fiction by Emma L.
This Is a Poem, poetry by Joel Stein.
Longing,...
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Alan Lightman: A good novel gets under our skin, provokes us and haunts us long after the first reading, because we never fully understand the characters.
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