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THE 7 THINGS ABOUT CHALLENGE–AND WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE IT

by Vicki Hinze | Apr 9, 2015 | Default, My Kitchen Table, On Writing

Yesterday, I was tagged on a social media site to reveal seven things about my writing. I started to ignore it, but decided that, due to my injury and recovery time, I haven’t done my annual life assessment, so this could be a start. The annual life assessment is...

Vicki Hinze Today

by Vicki Hinze | Mar 31, 2015 | On Writing

It’s come to my attention that many of you are unaware of the newspaper I do every weekday, Vicki Hinze Today. It’s a collection of articles of interest to Authors and those involved in the industry of books and publishing. Things I believe will be...

When Ordinary Writing Accomplishes Something Extraordinary

by Vicki Hinze | Mar 4, 2015 | On Writing

When Ordinary Writing Accomplishes Something Extraordinary By Vicki Hinze When writing, it’s easy to get into the fray of conflict and goals. To focus on getting key character traits into the work through actions and deeds. And to get that forward momentum...

The Writer’s Truth

by Vicki Hinze | Feb 27, 2015 | On Writing

The Writer’s Truth By Vicki Hinze Why writers write is a question that goes back to the beginning of storytelling. The reasons are, of course, diverse, and as unique to the writer as the writing produced. None are right or wrong, only different. ...

Time to Write

by Vicki Hinze | Feb 26, 2015 | Default, On Writing

It’s amazing how often people tell me that they want to write but they don’t have the time. My response to them is nearly always the same: If you love it, you make time. You get up earlier, stay up later, sacrifice watching a show you enjoy–you find...

Writing in a Fallen World

by Vicki Hinze | Feb 23, 2015 | On Writing

We live in a fallen world. We are human, we make mistakes. A lot of mistakes. As human beings, these mistakes generate conflict and challenges for us and for others. That’s great for writers who rely on conflict as spines for stories, but it makes real life hard on...