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Month: May 2019

Harness the Longing

  • Chris Fabry
  • May 31, 2019
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Something happens inside when our creative nerve is touched by someone who writes a poem, a song, a story. Your job as a writer is to harness your own longing so that you touch that nerve in someone else. And when that happens, you fuel creativity in yourself and others.

The Book That Came Back

  • Chris Fabry
  • May 24, 2019
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I held a book in my hands and a flood of memories washed over me. Write the article, blog, email or book that you want to return to you in 20 years. Here are a couple of stories I hope encourage you.

Relax

  • Chris Fabry
  • May 17, 2019
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It happened again as I was working on the opening to a writing seminar. It happened this week while I worked on a non-fiction piece, as well as a fiction piece. Come to the page every day. No question. But remember that ideas come at their own pace, they run downhill like water and pool. Relax. Keep writing.

Put Yourself In

  • Chris Fabry
  • May 10, 2019
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When I find validation for something I’ve told you, encouraged you to do, I get excited. Today’s writespo is about you putting yourself into what you’re writing. YOU have to put yourself in.

Soil of Your Story

  • Chris Fabry
  • May 3, 2019
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A phone call from a struggling friend has brought me back to what I don’t know. The soil of your story is rich and loamy—and full of dead stuff. You’re closer than you think.  When the struggle in your writing gets hard, you’re close to the emotional center of your writing.

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