Tag: Writing Process
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On Writing When You Are “Too Busy”
Tips for how to write more, even when you are “too busy” for writing.
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Day 36 – Scouting Locations
Nailing down setting for novels is like traveling without leaving your chair. Check out these mystical Ukrainian sites I’ve been considering for my Sibylline project.
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Day 26/27 – The Many Stages of Writing
This weekend was crazy busy, and I got all crazy trying to figure out Adobe Spark as well. It makes fun videos and is easy to use for novices such as myself. I go through a lot of stages in my writing, especially when I am heads-down in the middle of big story dumping. Trying […]
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Day 21 – In The Writer’s Studio
Day 21 in the writer’s studio – writing isn’t all about the actual act of writing. Cultivation of creativity comes in lots of forms. For me, daily yoga practice means those hours sitting won’t collapse my spine, those hours thinking won’t send me off into unproductive feedback loops, and those hours imagining come constantly from […]
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Day 20 – In The Writer’s Studio
More research. Where does it all get stored? (obvs, not my brain. That would be dangerous.) First stop, Pinterest. Go peek inside my Pinterest boards at https://www.pinterest.ca/robinmrivers/boards/ Watch the video on Insta. Be sure to like and comment. Tell me what you want to know about the writing process. https://www.instagram.com/p/BxF-eUmBvVN/
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Day 19 – In The Writer’s Studio
When you procrastinate all day and still have to put the time in: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Robin Rivers (@robinmriversauthor) <!– it is important not to have any white space between as it is styles as inline block –> Style Grammar Overused Clichés Sticky Diction Repeats Combo Length Pronoun Alliteration […]
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Day 18 – In The Writer’s Studio
Hey. Back again for another day in the Writer’s Studio. While I am always writing, it’s not always about the current novel. My husband—a concept illustrator for film and television—and I have set up a multi-media production studio and we are working on developing properties for print, TV, and film Today, I spent some time […]