Honing Your Craft: Developing Artistic Skills on a Budget

Do you dream of being a writer, but despair of finding the resources to make it happen? Writing for your passion, or even for a living, doesn't have to involve expensive classes, retreats, workshops, pitch sessions, freelance editors, or any of the bells and whistles people are happy to try to sell you. Hell, you don't even need to own a computer. Lydia Rogue shares pointers, ideas, and trade secrets for the brokest among us for all the most essential tasks that writers do, from the mechanics of getting words out of your brain to building a network and finding readers. Because art should be accessible to everyone.

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Microcosm Publishing of Portland, OR focuses on relating the experiences of what it's like to be a marginalized person who strives to be recognized for spirit, creativity, and value. All books are printed in the U.S. on post-consumer papers, and the company doubles the industry average in number of women authors.

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