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Maya P. Haberland

Mysteriously curious about words, stories and life

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Laugh your writer’s block away! Happy Friyay! @chaberland

I am going back and exploring Lisa Cron’s (@wiredforstory) instructive book “Story Genius” and giving her scene cards another try, especially after reading @ashlyhilstbookcoach ’s explanation of how to use them on her website. Thank you @ashlyhilstbookcoach because you really helped clarify it for me.

In his book “On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft,” Stephen King has famously credited “the boys in the basement” for working on his story even when he isn’t. The term “boys in the basement” did not ring true for me. Therefore, I came up with my own name: “the girls in the attic.”

Read more about my bout with “the DOUBTS” in my latest blog post (link in bio). Shout out to @thetappingsolution for helping me move from inaction to action, from fear to hope!

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