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Horse of a Different Color and How Writing Matures

Posted on April 29, 2013 by Karen Sandler

I’m lucky enough to own a beautiful mare named Belle. She’s half-Andalusian and half-Morgan, and a gorgeous gray. She just turned 16 a couple weeks ago. If you don’t know horses, you might not realize that 1) most of the … Continue reading →

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10 Must-Do’s for Manuscript Revision

Posted on April 21, 2013 by Karen Sandler

A little over a week ago, I turned in Book 3 of the Tankborn trilogy. A few weeks ago in this blog post, I gave tips on how to finish your novel, suggesting among other things to turn off your … Continue reading →

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RTW – Writing Books & Writing Advice

Posted on November 14, 2012 by Karen Sandler

This week,  YA Highway’s Road Trip Wednesday asks us to Share your most inspiring and/or motivational video, book, or quote on writing. All those NaNoWriMo participants out there nearing November’s half-way point could probably use an extra push toward the … Continue reading →

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