Paul Anderson on Chinese Whisperings | Chinese Whisperings
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The experience of a first time editor trying to build an anthology from scratch
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panderson1979
Last seen: 7 hours ago
Paul is a 30 year old guy from London, England, UK
A former legal scholar now turned writer, trying to keep his head above water in London and make a name for himself.
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One in the Chamber | Chinese Whisperings
Rated • 1 review • writing • chinesewhisperings.com
Read, comment, discover the other teasers before the anthology is launched
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One in the Chamber 3 | Chinese Whisperings
Rated • 1 review • writing • chinesewhisperings.com
The final teaser from the anthology!
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The Logophile & Write Anything
Rated • 1 review • writing, language • wordpress.com
Hobbies and professions have their own hidden languages, but for the writer language has to be open to all, not the few.
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Influenced by One Sensible Sentence & Write Anything
Rated • 1 review • writing, author, write anything, nick earls • wordpress.com
It's scary when you meet your favourite author, and scarier still when they are expecting you. Here's how Write Anything's Jodi Cleghorn handled the experience.
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Approaching the blank page - part 3 & Write Anything
Rated • 1 review • writing • wordpress.com
Part three of a series on how to approach the blank page - you have your idea, you have your tools, now to consider form and genre.
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Whats in Your Journal? « Write Anything
Rated • 1 review • writing, journals • digg.com
Whether your most intimate thoughts, your latest ideas for stories, or a record of what you did today - what do writers keep in their journals??
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Getting Paid to Write. & Write Anything
Rated • 2 reviews • writing • wordpress.com
Looking to get paid to write on a regular basis? Is it even possible? Post your thoughts and leads, and join the discussion.
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Giving Constructive Criticism, Part II & Write Anything
Rated • 2 reviews • writing, critiquing • wordpress.com
It's not enough to know how to critique writing, but also how to ensure any criticism is well received. On Write Anything, Dale offers essential advice.
