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If You Were a Writer by Joan Lowery Nixon (Author), Bruce Degen (Illustrator)
Are your children confused about what you do? This picture book follows a little girl trying to comprehend her mother's writing career, and eventually writing her own stories.
Life Beyond the Keyboard
Getting the most from a limited writing schedule
Teaching our children to love writing
Writing our family history: Use your writing skills to turn your immediate family's life into a story to be shared through the generations. It's likely nothing you will write is more certain to become your legacy and give you immortality.
Mentoring new writers: Others helped you and now it's your turn to help another writer.
Personal Journaling: In addition to a writer's journal, you need to save your own experiences and emotions for future writing.
What to look forward to:
Writing a history of your long-ago ancestors. Most family histories are filled with family group sheets and individual records. Turn the dull statistics into a story that shows how your family came to be throughout the centuries. This will improve your ability to write historical fiction professionally.
Donating our Writing to Non-Profits
Journaling