When a story feels like fog and stone

Angela M Cowan

Dec 8, 2024

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Or, How atmospheric writing can connect to your readers, get you unstuck, and make your story True

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Emily Krempholtz (she/her)

Dec 10

Gorgeously written, and so on point. Atmospheric writing is an incredible skill, and you certainly have it!

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Thank you 🥰

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Hi Angela lovely to get your email I hope to connect with you in Jan. 2025-I may have some work for you--

Thank you Big hugs

Wendy

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When a story feels like fog and stone