Tag Archives: writer fears

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  Writing in the Dark

  Posted on October 25, 2011 by brandiwplogin in Freelance Writers, Writer Challenges, Writer Issues Solved

  It’s almost Halloween, but I’m not talking literal here. {Though I must admit the visual of a glow-in-the-dark pen, a notebook and a flashlight sound pretty cool to me.} What I’m talking about is what happens when you write with your mind half-conscious, semi-aware. Even as a full-time writer and someone who writes every day, [...]

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  What Acting as a Reporter Has Taught Me

  Posted on November 12, 2009 by brandiwplogin in Freelance Writing

  photo by: RogueSun Media I say “acting” because that’s what all writers feel at some point in their careers. That we are all acting, pulling the wool over everyone’s eyes, pretending that we are actual writers when there are days we wonder if we’ll ever really deserve the title. That’s how I felt on the [...]

  
  Post Tagged with advice for new writers, beginning writer, being a freelance writer, being a reporter, dealing with insecurity as a writer, Freelance Writer, Lessons I learned as a reporter, reporter, work at home, writer, writer fears
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