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"The role of a writer is not to say what we all can say,
but what we are unable to say."
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"The role of a writer is not to say what we all can say,
but what we are unable to say."
Anais Nin
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About this Blog
Many people vow to write a book “one day.” After all, writing isn't easy, and it's easier to put off than it is to start. But what if you had a story in your head? What if you could truly write your novel today?
This blog is filled with exercises that you can use to improve your writing. You will be asked to draw inspiration from sentences, themes, and even pictures. You will be asked questions about yourself. You will be requested to review books and movies, and to do a lot of reading. If you're part of National Novel Writing Month, you can use this site to help you get ideas for your work, and to keep you going through the entire month of November.
This blog is filled with exercises that you can use to improve your writing. You will be asked to draw inspiration from sentences, themes, and even pictures. You will be asked questions about yourself. You will be requested to review books and movies, and to do a lot of reading. If you're part of National Novel Writing Month, you can use this site to help you get ideas for your work, and to keep you going through the entire month of November.
Starting a novel means improving your skills as a writer, so read on and write on! Welcome to Write Your Novel Now!
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My Novels
Here are my novels, which you can buy from Lulu press.
Sanctuary
A tale of love and fatherhood in Medieval Greece
The Romantic
An adventure of love and friendship in Medieval Italy
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