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Dec 15, 2021 57 min

Episode 110: Something to Write About

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This month marks a milestone for Chelsea-- who finally released her own original music for the first time. If you've been following us from the beginning, you'll know that this was a long time coming. As Caela is a published writer herself, this week is a celebration of something they both love to do-- write! Join us as we talk about the nuances of different types of writing, self-expression, and artistic mediums. What should a writer be aware of? How do the styles of writing dictate expectations? When is it okay to break a rule? And what can a novice writer do to get started? Join us to find out! How to find our writing: Chelsea's music- https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/chelseavarga/chasing-thunderstorms Caela's novel- https://www.amazon.com/Someone-Elses-Shoes-Caela-Provost/dp/1539848396 Caela's travel blog- https://www.findinghomeacrossnorthamerica.org/

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This month marks a milestone for Chelsea-- who finally released her own original music for the first time. If you've been following us from the beginning, you'll know that this was a long time coming. As Caela is a published writer herself, this week is a celebration of something they both love to do-- write! Join us as we talk about the nuances of different types of writing, self-expression, and artistic mediums. What should a writer be aware of? How do the styles of writing dic...

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