Teach Your Book: Designing a Class Around Your Memoir
By teaching our own work, a writer discovers not only what they do well, but how others might use such insights to unlock their own drafts.
https://janefriedman.com/teach-your-book-designing-a-class-around-your-memoir/
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Teach Your Book: Designing a Class Around Your Memoir | Jane Friedman
By teaching our own work, a writer discovers not only what they do well, but how others might use such insights to unlock their own drafts.
Jane FriedmanWhat Three-Star Reviews Really Mean for Authors
Readers who give three stars are often responding to the intersection between their expectations and the book—not the book’s inherent worth.
https://janefriedman.com/what-three-star-reviews-really-mean-for-authors/
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What Three-Star Reviews Really Mean for Authors | Jane Friedman
Readers who give three stars are often responding to the intersection between their expectations and the book—not the book’s inherent worth.
Jane FriedmanThe Memoir Playbook I Wish More Writers Knew
Three practices separate successful memoirists from those who underestimate the writing craft.
https://janefriedman.com/the-memoir-playbook-i-wish-more-writers-knew/
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The Memoir Playbook I Wish More Writers Knew | Jane Friedman
Three practices separate successful memoirists from those who underestimate the writing craft.
Jane FriedmanWhy ADHD Writers’ Brains Are Like Lions (and How to Harness Their Power)
By learning to embrace the nonlinear nature of the ADHD brain, you can learn to write with more ease and less frustration.
https://janefriedman.com/why-adhd-writers-brains-are-like-lions-and-how-to-harness-their-power/
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Why ADHD Writers’ Brains Are Like Lions (and How to Harness Their Power) | Jane Friedman
By learning to embrace the nonlinear nature of the ADHD brain, you can learn to write with more ease and less frustration.
Jane FriedmanWhy Your Family Isn’t Supportive When You Publish Your Memoir
Lack of support might come from fears about their own privacy, not understanding the enormity of your achievement, and/or information overload.
https://janefriedman.com/why-your-family-isnt-supportive-when-you-publish-your-memoir/
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Why Your Family Isn’t Supportive When You Publish Your Memoir | Jane Friedman
Lack of support might come from fears about their own privacy, not understanding the enormity of your achievement, and/or information overload.
Jane FriedmanYou’re a Great Writing Teacher. That’s Not Enough to Sell Out a Retreat
You love teaching, and your students love you. How can you position yourself to deepen their experience with a powerful live or online event?
https://janefriedman.com/youre-a-great-writing-teacher-thats-not-enough-to-sell-out-a-retreat/
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You’re a Great Writing Teacher. That’s Not Enough to Sell Out a Retreat | Jane Friedman
You love teaching, and your students love you. How can you position yourself to deepen their experience with a powerful live or online event?
Jane FriedmanGenre as Delight, Not Dictator: How Learning About Genres Helps You Write Better
Applying genre labels to creative work can be vexing, but understanding each genre’s core concerns can also be inspiring and instructional.
https://janefriedman.com/genre-as-delight-not-dictator-how-learning-about-genres-helps-you-write-better/
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Genre as Delight, Not Dictator: How Learning About Genres Helps You Write Better | Jane Friedman
Applying genre labels to our work can be vexing, but understanding each genre’s core concerns can also be inspiring and instructional.
Jane FriedmanBuild the Bridge: 3 Kinds of Transitions
When a scene shifts to a new setting, time, or POV without clearly bridging that gap, we risk losing readers’ trust and goodwill.
https://janefriedman.com/build-the-bridge-3-kinds-of-transitions/
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Build the Bridge: 3 Kinds of Transitions | Jane Friedman
When a scene shifts to a new setting, time, or POV without clearly bridging that gap, we risk losing readers’ trust and goodwill.
Jane FriedmanWhen the Comments Section Is Challenging
A stranger wished her dead for writing about empathy. Reflections on the price women pay for publishing their thoughts—and reclaiming it.
https://janefriedman.com/when-the-comment-section-is-challenging/
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When the Comments Section Is Challenging | Jane Friedman
A stranger wished her dead for writing about empathy. Reflections on the price women pay for publishing their thoughts—and reclaiming it.
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