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Once you start promoting your work, you’ll be amazed at how the book lands in the hands of the right readers.

Learn creative ways to put your book's message out there for readers to see & invest in.

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Learn how writing about difficult family relationships & experiences can be a powerful tool for reaching new understanding & creativity.

Learn how to interview family so you can not just capture the stories, but achieve the perfect wording and details to bring them to life.

This is Us is a bingeworthy masterwork with a lot to teach writers about crafting family stories.

If you really want to expand your arsenal of tools for portraying families in your writing, Jane Austen gives a master class on it.

Meet Elizabeth Giger, homeschool mom & author of Beyond the Front Door.

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Transformation for your writing happens when you determine what you do best, where it comes from, and how to do as much of it as possible.

Beat typos & errors with my favorite techniques for being a great self editor.

More than likely, your teacher got it wrong. Editing isn't what you think it is.