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How to Use Memories to Enhance Your Writing

How to Use Memories to Enhance Your Writing

There is no such thing as a dearth of writing material. We sit with fingers poised over the keyboard and are met with a ghastly silence that threatens to be our undoing. All we need to do is to call up the past. One’s own past might seem mundane, but get out your microscope. Look […]

October 7, 2015 | By Judy Pollard Smith | 6 Replies More

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