Muddling Through My Middle Age
When I was young and naive enough to believe I had a good shot at making a living as a free-lance writer, I attended lots of writer’s workshops. They were always interesting, and some of the tips helped me place articles with local magazines and neighborhood newspapers. I never did make a lot of money as a writer…my largest claim to fame was a short article in Bride’s magazine and the publication of one (count it, one) children’s book. Still, I learned a lot in those workshops about writing, and especially about the delicate balance between giving an editor whatever he or she wants and developing my own unique “voice.”
The voice of an author is what distinguishes one writer’s work from everyone else’s. It is what comes out when a writer taps into his or her deepest beliefs, inner-most fears, cherished dreams, etc. It communicates the unique perspective of…
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so glad finally got it – just emailed you a reply with guidelines 🙂
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Very interesting Blog! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Sid
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thank you, Sid 🙂
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Good day, can I also a guest post??
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would love that! for guidelines, please just type ‘call for writers’ into search bar at top right of my site. you can also email me at ContactdaAL@gmail.com
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wonderful!
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I didn’t get it – did you send it to ContactdaAL@gmail.com
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Yea I did
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can you try again please?
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so sorry- am still not seeing it…
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Yea. Check it again
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Thank you so much for your kind words and for the reblog!
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thank you, Ann, for writing a post that helps so many of us 🙂
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wow
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