The Write Way: Tips & Advice for Writers
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  • Parts 16
  • Time 53m
Complete, First published May 22, 2016
A light-hearted guide to learning the art and techniques of writing fiction and how to improve your craft. 

With tips, advice and beginner story prompts, there's something for everyone. From examples of simple starting sentences, to tips on how to craft your best story or refining existing works.

I hope everyone who stops by finds something useful or interesting in these  pages. 

And remember, writing is meant to be fun!  If you're not having fun, you're writing the wrong story. Just keep writing and you'll get there. ☺

Copyright 2017. Julianne Winters 
Cover design: Julianne Winters
All Rights Reserved
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