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Libby Sternberg commented on the post, WWI Museum 6 years, 9 months ago
We have visited this wonderful museum in Kansas City. It is a treasure, one of the best museums we have ever been to–that includes the Smithsonian ones in DC. Very well curated.
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Libby Sternberg commented on the post, 2 Tips for Tackling Writer’s Block When Stuck in the Dreaded Middle 7 years, 2 months ago
Oh, I should note that my bio mentions my book “In Sickness and in Health.” I wrote that as Libby Malin, not Libby Sternberg. Maybe one day I’ll pen an article on whether it’s a good idea to use more than one pen name!
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Libby Sternberg commented on the post, 2 Tips for Tackling Writer’s Block When Stuck in the Dreaded Middle 7 years, 2 months ago
Oh, I should note that my bio mentions my book “In Sickness and in Health.” I wrote that as Libby Malin, not Libby Sternberg. Maybe one day I’ll pen an article on whether it’s a good idea to use more than one pen name!
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Libby Sternberg commented on the post, 2 Tips for Tackling Writer’s Block When Stuck in the Dreaded Middle 7 years, 2 months ago
No, you’re not alone! LOL! I often talk like my characters while driving alone. Except at red lights. And stop signs. When there are other cars around!
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Libby Sternberg commented on the post, 2 Tips for Tackling Writer’s Block When Stuck in the Dreaded Middle 7 years, 2 months ago
No, you’re not alone! LOL! I often talk like my characters while driving alone. Except at red lights. And stop signs. When there are other cars around!
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Libby Sternberg wrote a new post 7 years, 2 months ago
You’re sailing along in your work-in-progress, excited by the story you’re telling and the characters you’re creating. You’ve written tens of thousands of words, and your fingers itch to type “The End.” […]
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This was a great article, Libby! I especially liked what you had to say about jumping ahead–that tactic has always helped me in my own writing. Don’t know what I ever did without it!
No, you’re not alone! LOL! I often talk like my characters while driving alone. Except at red lights. And stop signs. When there are other cars around!
Libby
No, you’re not alone! LOL! I often talk like my characters while driving alone. Except at red lights. And stop signs. When there are other cars around!
Libby
Oh, I should note that my bio mentions my book “In Sickness and in Health.” I wrote that as Libby Malin, not Libby Sternberg. Maybe one day I’ll pen an article on whether it’s a good idea to use more than one pen name!
Oh, I should note that my bio mentions my book “In Sickness and in Health.” I wrote that as Libby Malin, not Libby Sternberg. Maybe one day I’ll pen an article on whether it’s a good idea to use more than one pen name!
You’re definitely not alone. I act stuff out as my characters alllll the time. Talk to them, too.
Thank you so much for the article, Libby!
It’s super helpful!
Wow, amazing tips! I really, really need to improve my pace. It’s starting to drag badly.