Reflections on Short Fiction and Epilogue Impact

Episode 218 / Julie Duffy has long been involved in the publishing industry, but she found herself not actually writing fiction due to the demands of school and work. This realization led her to challenge herself with a "story a day" project in order to get back to writing and creating fictional stories. 

Julia joins us to talk about A Story A Day in May, a creative writing challenge, as well as  the benefits of flash fiction for honing writing skills and providing quick wins in the writing business, while also emphasizing the importance of mindset.

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• Embracing short stories as a creative outlet
• The challenge of writing without fearing imperfection
• How flash fiction can enhance writing skills
• Overcoming writer's block by knowing your direction
• Keys to finding a writing group that’s a good fit 
• Details on A Story A Day community 

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