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Butch Blackburn

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One of my favorite courses from the podcast I linked in the other widget. This course has helped me figure out so many different ways of coming up with ideas that I do refer to many of Holly's methods, a LOT. I can't recommend this course enough. (Note - clicking the cover will take you to the page - it's an affiliate link.)

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Creations of the Galaxy
Began: February 24, 2020
Ended: date

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Updated every time I write - currently daily. Currently finishing books every 3 months or so, so check back often.

After done, they go to wait in the waiting room like the good little stories they are until I can get to them.

My favorite writing podcast – Alone In A Room With Invisible People

How to Build a Sweet Spot Map Workshop - Part One May 26, 2020
How to Write Fiction: How to Unleash Your Muse and Get Creative, Unexpected and Motivating Ideas Our listeners have been asking for this episode since we first started referencing the Sweet Spot Maps. We are now taking on a four-parter on the topic with personal examples of how we use it in our work. What is a Sweet Spot Map? What is it used for? How do […]
Workshop: How to Find and Fix Scene Problems May 19, 2020
In this episode, we're reading four scenes volunteered by four different writers, and demonstrating not just where the scenes work work and where they fall apart... BUT exactly how you can check your own scenes using the process we demonstrate. Need to know why your test readers aren't thrilled by a scene you thought was going to rock their worlds? […]

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