Tag: writing

5 Things About Blogging That I Don’t Like

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I talk about 5 things about blogging that I don’t like.

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What I Wish I had Known Before I Started Blogging

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When I started blogging again seven months ago, I leaped into it with a lighthearted manner. I was no stranger to blogging. In fact, I had been blogging — off and on — since I was about thirteen years old. I knew the basic ins and outs of blogging thanks to my personal experience as […]

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4 Things I Learned From Participating in Nanowrimo

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Ever since I was a little girl, my biggest dream was to get a book published. Ever since I was little, I have always enjoyed writing. I have always had so many ideas running wild inside my head. I had an overactive imagination, but no way to organize all of my thoughts. My ideas were […]

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GUEST POST: 5 Benefits of Having a Writing Community

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Today’s guest post is written by Dominic. Thanks Dominic for guest posting on Crispy Confessions. Please follow him on Instagram or connect with him over on Linkedin. Writing is a tough job. Lots of people imagine writers as eccentric recluses permanently hunched over their manuscript and away from sunlight. Sometimes, it definitely feels this way. […]

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5 Things I’ve Learned From Doing Blogtober

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This year, I decided to do Blogtober. First, I’d like to point out that before Blogtober even began, I had no idea what blogtober was. I just remember scrolling past some of the blogs in my WordPress reader. I noticed people were talking about participating in blogtober. I then looked it up, and I quickly […]

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3 Reasons Why You Should Plan Your Nanowrimo Novel

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I have done Nanowrimo — or, National Novel Writing Month — five times in the past. Some years I have been a plotter, and other years I have been a pantser. For those who are unfamiliar with the terminology, a plotter is someone who makes a detailed outline of their novel. A pantser is someone […]

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