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Old 01-29-2010, 05:55 AM   #17
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I haven't read all of this thread, just the beginning. Some useful freebies for writers are:
The Ultimate Guide for Writers
http://juicedonwriting.com/downloads/

The books in the upper right of this page:
http://www.literaryzone.com/

And Holly Lisle's Mugging the Muse:
http://hollylisle.com/downloads.html

I've read them part or all of them (dipping into some, like H.L's book); they're free and useful.

If you want motivation, try this little piece of software. You can use the online version free, or it's cheap to buy: Write or Die
http://writeordie.drwicked.com/
There are a couple of youtube vids by Dr Wicked explaining how to use this simple and effective tool.

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