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Category: Craft
Our Craft column archive, which features an array of guest contributors.
CRAFT: Embracing NaNoWriMo as nonfiction writers
CRAFT: Do Writers Need A Social Media Following? by Abby Norman
CRAFT: The Medium of Mediocrity by P. Casey Telesk
I’ve been experimenting with vintage tube radios, trying to learn enough so that I can soon design and build my own prototype. When I tell people this, they ask, “Where did you learn how to work on radios?” I usually say something like, “I just Google stuff, and I’m handy in general.” Which is true.…
CRAFT: 3 Strategies for Staying Productive as a Writer by Tom Farr
CRAFT: Turning Writhing to Writing by Sue Baldwin-Way
It is clearly betrayal, indeed bodily insubordination, these hands that type “writhing” when my brain means “writing.” Even so, getting fingers-to-keys has gotten easier through the years, and the best writing advice I’ve ever received was modeled for me in the heat of the moment, two decades ago: “I need to let my subconscious work…