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One of the most talked about topics in the history of writer’s conversations is the existence of writer’s block—or lack of it. While I don’t have writer’s block, I certainly have seen writers who are tormented by it. Therefore, I know that writer’s block does indeed exist. Fortunately, it’s not a death sentence. It can [...]
I find writer’s prompts to be fun, so Romancing The Keyboard will begin a new weekly series featuring a creative writing prompt, including some optional steps. Additionally, I’ll post what I’ve written using the prompt. If you use the prompt and post your writing somewhere, please reply with a link to the page. Rules: Word [...]
The BkMk Press of the Univeristy of Missouri-Kansas City is currently accepting writing entries for two contests in the genres of poetry and short fiction. All entries must be postmarked by January 15, 2012. Official site: http://cas.umkc.edu/bkmk/poetry.html Prize: $1,000 and publication for each prize Fee: $25, non-refundable Guarantee: All entrants will receive a copy of [...]
It’s the writer’s life for me—hopefully you too. Peering into my day-to-day life I’ve compiled a quick list of several items that I’d rather not be without. Do we have anything in common? Comment below to share your writer’s lifestyle “must have” items. Computer Access Without some sort of computer access, which includes tablets, I’d [...]
As part of an new, ongoing series, I’ll be pointing you to other good content for writers I find around the Internet. Feel free to contact me with anything stellar that you’ve found. It’s the first part of December. For some it’s been a fantastic year—others not so much. This is a great month to review [...]
Romancing the Keyboard is a blog about writing. I try to cover everything important to the today's writer: writing motivation, writing tips, writing contests, writing workshops, etc.
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- Jason A. Martin
