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Originally posted on Bane of Your Resistance: Susan, a student in my Entering the Flow class this summer, mentioned a great exercise she’d done in Rebecca Kanner’s single-session Loft class, Silencing the Inner Critic. I thought the exercise sounded like a brilliant way to see the Saboteur from a different perspective and asked Rebecca to…
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via Quiet the Inner Critic
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I’m honored that SINNERS AND THE SEA has made this list! You can learn more about my novel (3:22 – 3:53) and the other novels in this video: 9 Commanding Historical Novels about the Distant Past
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We must continue to push the boundaries of what women are allowed to talk about, what we are allowed to report about our lives. We must never forget that it is our right to tell our stories.
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My advice: If you want to write, don’t ask for anyone’s permission. Listen to the inner voice that’s telling you that you have something to say and no one but you can say it. If that voice is loud enough, it will drown out all the others. Source: NaNoPubMo Day #22 – Rebecca Kanner
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Consider for a moment that your story is an important one and that you’re the only one who can tell it. Only you know how you continue to struggle or how you’ve overcome your struggles, or both. Your story will help someone else find their way, or get through something they think is unbearable, or…
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A Day-Making Note from Carolyn Reidy, President and CEO of Simon & Schuster
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I talk about research and why I switched from the 3rd to the 1st person: “It’s nice to leave a character a lot of room for growth at the beginning of a novel, but not if she ends up turning off readers.” Danger and Opportunity in the Esther Narrative full article in Lilith
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“Kanner explores the wine-and blood-soaked politics of the Persian Achaemenid Empire, and sneaks around a palace where no one gets a good night’s sleep, because just about everyone wants someone dead.” Full MinnPost Article
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What had seemed like weakness and indecision, may in fact have been disguising the thoughtful strategizing going on behind the scenes.
Rebecca Kanner 