At 'Ask The Brontë Sisters' you can put your questions about writing -- grammar, characterisation, manuscript preparation, how to write your Creative Writing thesis exegesis, whatever -- to Emily, Anne and Charlotte.
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Read, Think, Write is dedicated to all things books and writing. It incorporates two previous blogs, Australian Literature Diary (2005-2010) and Ask the Brontë Sisters (May-July 2007).
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2 comments:
Are creative writing courses worth it, or will I still be a crap writer with little or no imagination at the end of it, just a lot poorer?
can we has writing advices?
-- signed, lolcats
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