​Isn't It Time To Find A New Approach So You Can Write
The Novel You Dream of Writing?
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Ways We Make Writing Harder Than It Needs To Be.
​Hard Way #1: You believe the 100% false idea that you can only write what you know... 
Why that won’t work? ​
​There are limits to what you know.  
Your Imagination is unlimited!​
​​​Hard Way #2: You think you have to captivate readers with dazzling opening sentences and literary language.
This can be a show stopper as the writer writes and rewrites and rewrites until giving up feeling like a failure.
Hard Way #3: Desperate for validation, you share your work-in-progress with people who know little if anything about the fiction writers' process. 
Writers are notoriously sensitive. I can attest to that!
A critique that feels like criticism can cause you to lose direction, block or even give up writing. ​
Your best ideas and characters emerge as images and scenes that might make little sense.
When you trust your imagination, and stop fearing the chaos of a first draft, your characters will talk to you, inspire you and call you to write.
​When this happens, you know  “I Am A Novelist!”
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