Kimberly Emerson

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Kimberly Emerson

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Kimberly Emerson wrote her first series of stories at age ten, using her classmates as characters. Fortunately, only her fifth grade teacher had to read them. Hopefully the quality of the writing has improved since then.

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Kimberly Emerson It depends on the kind. If I'm writing a story and can't figure out what happens next, I take a walk. Usually, getting some air and seeing people walk…moreIt depends on the kind. If I'm writing a story and can't figure out what happens next, I take a walk. Usually, getting some air and seeing people walk their dogs helps me figure things out. If I can't think of a story in the first place, I read other people's stuff. It usually inspires me, and even if it doesn't, it entertains me!(less)
Kimberly Emerson Learning about everything. Nothing in life is ever wasted to a writer. No matter how wonderful or horrible it is, you can always tell yourself, “At so…moreLearning about everything. Nothing in life is ever wasted to a writer. No matter how wonderful or horrible it is, you can always tell yourself, “At some point one of my characters will feel this way. I can use this.”(less)
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Finn the Good

It’s been hard to get motivated to write lately. Partly because of losing Zoe. That wound has not healed, and it never really will. Grief is like a scar. It gets less immediately painful, and you learn to avoid exposing that vulnerable area to much stress. But the scar doesn’t go away, because it isn’t meant to. It stays with us, as does the love that created it. You can’t have one without the oth

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Published on July 17, 2022 16:13
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“It was a dark and stormy night. Lightning flashed and thunder rolled across the sky. Rain spattered a mysterious, hooded stranger who peered over the ...more
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