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Shirin Yim Leos
Formerly Shirin Yim Bridges
Publisher Marissa Moss gives, in these trying times, some writing tips without trying.
Publisher Marissa Moss gives, in these trying times, some writing tips without trying.
Shirin BridgesApril 6, 2020
Step 3: The Post-It Post-Analysis
Step 3: The Post-It Post-Analysis
Shirin BridgesDecember 31, 2019
Step 2: The Dev Edit
Step 2: The Dev Edit
Shirin BridgesApril 1, 2019
How to focus? Some practical steps that just might work!
How to focus? Some practical steps that just might work!
Shirin BridgesAugust 12, 2018
Ingram Spark vs. BookBaby vs. CreateSpace
Ingram Spark vs. BookBaby vs. CreateSpace
Shirin BridgesJanuary 24, 2018
Portraying character: The importance of a haircut.
Portraying character: The importance of a haircut.
Shirin BridgesSeptember 30, 2017
Building a platform, with help from great-great-great-grandpa.
Building a platform, with help from great-great-great-grandpa.
Shirin BridgesSeptember 30, 2017
[Insert Twilight Zone music here.]
[Insert Twilight Zone music here.]
Shirin BridgesSeptember 30, 2017
A recipe for choosing POV
A recipe for choosing POV
Shirin BridgesSeptember 30, 2017
The Stock Take — an introduction to Mind Node
The Stock Take — an introduction to Mind Node
Shirin BridgesSeptember 30, 2017
The story of this story...
The story of this story...
Shirin BridgesSeptember 30, 2017
Decisions, decisions: Self-publishing a children's book
Decisions, decisions: Self-publishing a children's book
Shirin BridgesAugust 24, 2017
Opportunity knocks?
Opportunity knocks?
Shirin BridgesAugust 24, 2017
The case for losing the plot
The case for losing the plot
Shirin BridgesAugust 23, 2017
James Patterson vs. Zadie Smith: How do you teach craft?
James Patterson vs. Zadie Smith: How do you teach craft?
Shirin BridgesAugust 23, 2017
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