I’m going to be honest with you.
I was very apprehensive about creating RE: Writing. Even though I pitched it as my journey as a writer . . . Even though I clarified that I’m still in the middle of that journey . . . In the end of the day, I would be posting writing tips. Tips I would share with other writers. Tips I would advocate as being crucial to know. And yes, RE: Writing has other things, too. Musings. Personal stories. Inspiration. Whatever this was. But it also has tips. My apprehension wasn’t because I felt I didn’t have the right to share those tips. The things I write, I whole-heartedly believe. They’re things that I have used over and over again to shape my own career. I was concerned, however, that my wellspring of tips would eventually run dry. And after I shared everything I’d learned, what else would I have to post?
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I first “met” Tom Starita several weeks ago on LinkedIn. He shared with me that he’s a two-time novelist—that his second book, Growth and Change are Highly Overrated, came out in December, 2016. Recently, Tom and I sat down to talk about his books, his experiences, and the lessons he’s learned.
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AuthorEli Landes is one of those weird writers who just can't get enough. A marketing writer by day and a fiction writer whenever he can squeeze in the time, he spends his spare time working on his novel, writing short fiction, or daydreaming (I mean, researching). His main genre is Jewish fiction, but he's been known to dabble in the weird, the absurd, and the truly dark. Archives
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