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Fifth Draft

Learning To Be A Professional Writer

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Robert Acosta

Robert Acosta is a former 5th grade teacher who wants to tell stories about Mexican kids who save the world. His freelance work appeared on George Takei’s family of websites, but now he’s a stay-at-home dad to twin sons and a toddler, all under the age of five, which means he survives on stories, caffeine, and showcasing his mediocre Pokemon battle skills.

The Online Notebook: How I Track My Progress

I started using these recently to help me monitor how I was doing while writing Project: GREY.

The Online Notebook: Background Music

My thought behind a post like this is to take a slightly longer thought, something that doesn't work as well on Twitter or Facebook, and publish it here. Like an online notebook, jotted down to share with whomever wishes to... Continue Reading →

Remembering How To Write A Book

You know what's really hard? Writing a book.

The Next Book

Which means there's a chance it could be...bad? Not good?

PROGRESS BAR: I’m Behind

I know. I know, I know, I KNOW.

Weeknotes 19

Simply controlling small lets you know there are things both grand and minuscule in this world.

Weeknotes 18

Monkeys at a typewriter.

I Don’t Watch Game Of Thrones And I Thought Last Night Was Fine

Because that's what a story does. It's supposed to to make you feel something. Be it anger or sadness, it's succeeded

How To Know Your Characters

NOTE: This post was taken from my Morning Pages journal, dated 1.17.2019.

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