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October 27,
2014 – Overdue Posting!
Privacy Policy NotificationA Privacy Policy tab has been added. This much needed change was long overdue.
The Privacy Policy of this and all blogs tied to Author SD Tracy Harper clearly spells out any concerns real or imagined that comes to mind and from time to time. A special thanks goes out to all those who quickly respond to the question about Privacy Policy Notifications and their posting on websites and blogs. Once again, a question has been asked and an answer given.
Coming up
on the next Reasons & Realities 10
Fear vs Procrastination
There is a difference between the two and one can manifest the other, or at least it looks like it does. This Friday’s Reasons & Reality takes a look at this subject requested by a reader of the Ask SD that couldn’t be answered with only a simple definition or outline. What seems obvious on the surface is just the forest being blocked by a single tree. These two friends and foes can sometimes mask themselves as loss of story line focus, lack of characters’ definition, confusing mood or environment, and even writer’s block. So don’t be scarred or come up with an excuse to miss the next Reasons & Reality 23 Fear vs Procrastination.
There is a difference between the two and one can manifest the other, or at least it looks like it does. This Friday’s Reasons & Reality takes a look at this subject requested by a reader of the Ask SD that couldn’t be answered with only a simple definition or outline. What seems obvious on the surface is just the forest being blocked by a single tree. These two friends and foes can sometimes mask themselves as loss of story line focus, lack of characters’ definition, confusing mood or environment, and even writer’s block. So don’t be scarred or come up with an excuse to miss the next Reasons & Reality 23 Fear vs Procrastination.
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Coming up on the next Ask SD-23
There are quite a few questions that come to Ask SD that are humorist and head scratching. However, sometimes they cause much concern to explain something that sometimes arises that none of us wish happens. The first question is a perfect example of that. What do they always say; it’s always the simple questions that give you the most trouble, and boy this is one of them. "Q: SD, what’s the best way to write dialogue when there are more than two people talking? All I can say is let the madness begin.. SD
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