March of the Writers — Day 26: Recurring Occurring

✍️🔁 March of the Writers — Day 26 by Richard White Recurring Occurring Read on Substack   Some things never really leave a writer. They echo. They return. They find their way back onto the page in different forms, different faces, different stories. For me, …

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March of the Writers— Day 25

  ✍️🧠 March of the Writers— Day 25 by Richard White Obstacle Course Read on Substack If my writing life were an obstacle course… it wouldn’t be a straight path. It would be chaos. First obstacle? 🔊 The Noise Gauntlet — blaring sirens, overlapping voices, the constant …

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March of the Writers — Day 24: Around the World

🌍✍️Sometimes we think of writing as a quiet, solitary act — just us and the page, existing in a small corner of the world. But stories travel. They slip across borders. They cross oceans. They find eyes and hearts we may never meet. So today, …

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March of the Writers — Day 23

✍️🗓️ March of the Writers — Day 23 by Richard White Writer Resolutions Read on Substack   Resolutions usually come and go, but lately it feels like something bigger is shifting — not just goals, but how and where the work gets done. I’ve been …

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March of the Writers – Day 16 Writers Beware ⚠️📚

March of the Writers – Day 16 by Richard White Writers Beware ⚠️📚 Read on Substack Writers Beware ⚠️📚 Writing may be a solitary craft, but publishing puts you in a very public marketplace. And wherever there’s a marketplace, there are always a few wolves …

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March of the Writers- Day 15 What readers say about you.

What readers say about you Self-doubt is such a bastard and robs us of joy so often. THIS post is to invite yourself to share reviews from your book or if you have a street team, ask them to say a short vid about what …

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March of the Writers – Day 10: Peeves & Thank You ✍️😅 by Richard White

March of the Writers – Day 10: Peeves & Thank You ✍️😅 by Richard White Read on Substack   Writers are a strange species. We spend hours obsessing over commas, pacing, and whether a character would realistically pick up a cup with their left hand …

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