The Gift of Time and Space
Brooke Warner
July 8, 2020
Most writers have contingencies attached to how prolific they wish they were, or how prolific they might be . . . if only. They make
Most writers have contingencies attached to how prolific they wish they were, or how prolific they might be . . . if only. They make
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Now that my TEDx talk is behind me, I’ll confess to how stressful and all-consuming an experience it is to prep for one of these
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For the past five years I’ve kept a rigorous writing schedule. I’ve written or co-authored four books and one e-book. I’ve blogged religiously every other
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