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POSSESSING A STORY VAULT: YOU NEED NOT RUN DRY AGAIN!

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It's a jolly Sunday over here. I was unable to drop a post yesterday and I'm so so sorry. The past week was very hectic, it seemed like it was never going to end but here we are today. Enough of the unsolicited information, Let's get down to the party. We were able to round up the series on overcoming the hurdles in writing last week. You can catch up here https://farajacraftcircle.com.ng/blog/why-do-i-need-a-community-as-a-writer-overcoming-the-hurdles-in-writing-05/. Today, we will be discussing possessing A Story Vault as a writer. A story vault is an essential "mechanism" for you as a writer. It is a method...

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OVERCOMING THE HURDLES IN WRITING 03: A 5-WEEK QUEST WITH THE OWANBE BOOK PARTY

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It's a beautiful Saturday over here.Welcome to this week's episode on our 5-week quest in overcoming the hurdles in writing. Last week we were able to discuss how to cope with the blues. You can catch up here https://farajacraftcircle.com.ng/blog/overcoming-the-hurdles-in-writing-02-dealing-with-the-blues / Today we will be discussing another vital hurdle which have to do with finance. As a writer, money is what you will need in it's entirety. Getting your tools, enrolling for courses and some other things involve payment of one kind or the other. Write with your budget! One lucky thing about writing is that you don't have to have...

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THE OWANBE BOOK PARTY EPISODE 3

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Hey! Welcome to today's edition of our Owanbe Party. Here's the link to our last party just in case you missed it https://farajacraftcircle.com.ng/blog/the-owanbe-book-party/. Today we'll be discussing on how to keep your reader's attention on your works. So let's dive right into it! WHAT MAKES A GOOD PIECE Most times, when we pick up a book we either stay with it till the end or drop it after some time. The reason for that may vary but often we say things like "I'm not enjoying this book" or "It's not flowing again" and other sentences like this. An average reader...

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