Writing Excuses 8.52: You Think You Don’t Have Time to Write, with Mette Ivie Harrison
Writing Excuses30 Des 2013

Writing Excuses 8.52: You Think You Don’t Have Time to Write, with Mette Ivie Harrison

Mette Ivie Harrison joins us again, this time for a cast about productivity. She's written an eBook, 21 Reasons You Think You Don't Have Time To Write, which is currently free on the Kindle store. Here is the full list of 21 things, since we could spend an entire cast on just the first one.

The point here is to help you, the writer, to recognize the mental states and attitudes that are coming between you and your writing. It's our hope that you'll end up more productive, and we can't think of a better thought upon which to end Writing Excuses Season 8.

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21.27: The Expository Throttle

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21.26: Setting the Pace

21.26: Setting the Pace

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21.24: Deconstructing the Seven Point Plot Structure

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21.21: Rhythm and Words

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