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STOP Not Writing Now ~ A No BS Guide to Avoid the Avoidance Tricks of a Non-writing Writer
Learn How to Retrain Your Brain to Become the Prolific Writer You've Always Wanted to Be...
You're a writer.
You know you are.
You love
words.
You love stories.
But you can't write.
You've tried everything. You
start, you stop, and you drop... every work you've ever tried. And they
all, more or less, lay incomplete.By now, you feel frustrated and paralyzed, but your passion still smoulders...
STOP the cycle.
STOP the bad
habits.
STOP all the excuses.
Start reading, STOP Not Writing now.
STOP Not
Writing will give you Actionable Tools to eradicate 22 Known Writing
Issues that you can easily learn and put into practice NOW - not later,
not some day, but Right Now - that will get you from writer's paralysis
to writing prolific.
No B.S.
No buzzwords.
No elitist jargon.
No
enabling.
Just good, old, time and experienced-tested exercises that WILL
CHANGE YOUR MINDSET from, "I wish I could..." to, "I am!"
Enter STOP Not
Writing's virtual Boot Camp with me, your virtual Drill Sergeant, B.J.
Thompson - Language Arts graduate, free-lance editor, literary novelist
and leader of a writer's process group since 2009 - and I'll promise you
won't regret it.
I have no time for flowery hand holding or theoretical
"How To" crap. And neither do you.
Want to Start Writing, NOW, for real
and forever?
Start reading, STOP Not Writing, like your literary life
depends on it.
Let's stop talking about writing and let's get to work.
Are
you in? I'm drafting YOU. Enlist!
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BeaverTales ~ The Adventures of Little Barbie
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Outside the sleepy hamlet of Hespeler (Cambridge), Ontario, sits a wee
valley locals call Beaverdale. It is there on "The Pond" at Fisher's
Mill that "Little Barbie" finds childhood adventure, witnesses adult
hi-jinks, and learns about life and the need for love.
BeaverTales
is a mix of young and old, reliving the past in a child's eyes, only the
adult in Barbara can fully appreciate now. The memoir covers Barbara's
time on Beaverdale Road from 1964 to 1974 with her dear parents, Mona
& Leigh Thompson, and their many friends and family.
Join her as she heads back to a more innocent time...