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It’s time to turn rejection into redirection

By Susan Pohlman
Every writer faces rejection. It can feel soul-crushing. But if you let it crush you, you aren’t letting it teach you. Ready to learn how to redirect your rejection energies?

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BLK WRDS: A call to listen and celebrate

By Felicia Penza
A new creative workshop in Phoenix celebrates the power of BLK WRDS to bring about change, plant the seed of empathy, and inspire generations to come.

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Networking Tips for Introverted Authors

By Megan Crawford
Writing is often seen as a solitary pursuit. But writing also flourishes through creative connection, making networking key to unlocking collaborative creativity.

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Make resistance your new BFF (no, really)

By Wilma Lefler

We all let that little voice in our head drive, sometime. The one that calls us an imposter. Ready to put Resistance in the backseat and let Creativity take the wheel?

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Tumbleweeds, epic journeys & horror

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The ‘Meet AZ Writer’ series spotlights writers who live in Arizona or have a strong connection to the area. Meet AZ horror novelist Derek Barton.

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The power of music: Ryan Breen

Ryan Breen writes music, lyrics, and a gratitude journal. Learn about his journey, what inspires him to write, and his upcoming release “Vapid Mansion.”

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How to navigate reader feedback

Asking for and navigating reader feedback is tricky. Leslie Cox shares her experiences with various critique formats and offers tips to get started.

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Build your support community

Writing feels less like a solitary sport when you’ve got a strong community waiting in the wings. Mary Cornelius shares how to build yours.

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