Tag: covid

• Writers Block: 3 New Ways to Overcome it

  

  3 New Ways to Overcome Writers Block…Creating in the Time of COVID: When Having All the Time in the World Somehow Means Less Time to Create

  bitsykemper

  October 28, 2020

  Writing Children’s Books

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• Daily/Weekly Writing Goals: What Make Sense?

  

  Writing in the Time of COVID: Two Golden Rules of Word Count Goals (Hint: there is no magical number)

  bitsykemper

  September 4, 2020

  Writing Children’s Books

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• Are Books Selling?

  

  Are books still selling? Are agents and publishers still buying? A quick look at the state of the publishing industry from an author’s perspective

  bitsykemper

  April 20, 2020

  Writing Children’s Books

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