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Quick and Hard Hitting
Posted by Jennifer Butler Basile on October 10, 2014
https://choppingpotatoes.com/2014/10/10/quick-and-hard-hitting/
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pattytmitchell
/ October 10, 2014From what I just read, these pieces are beautiful. And you certainly have what it takes to do the same. Can’t wait to read them all. Thanks for sharing.
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Jennifer Butler Basile
/ October 11, 2014So good, Patty. Glad you enjoy(ed) them. And so honored you consider me capable of such! Thank you.
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pattytmitchell
/ October 11, 2014You bet!! Hope your book is coming along as well! Missed ASTAL this summer
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Jennifer Butler Basile
/ October 11, 2014We’re ramping back up, Pat. I hope to see you at some upcoming events!
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ntexas99
/ October 12, 2014Loved these examples of Quick and Hard Hitting (especially Death Row Hugger by Nancy Stohlman). I’ve always had a particular problem with too much, especially when it comes to word count. In fact, I once participated in an exercise of writing a story with only 49 words every single day for a year (it was my age at the time), in an attempt to learn the art of Less is More. It was a good exercise, but I still tend to ramble on and on forever, never quite happy with the end result. 🙂
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Jennifer Butler Basile
/ October 12, 2014I loved “Death Row Hugger” too!
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