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Target Practice
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Sensory Words and the Environment
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Qualified Absolute Adjectives, Cursing, to Have, I I I, Redundancies
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Went . . . -em- !
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Turn Very
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Shrug Sigh Think
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Nod, Noisy, Said, Sat, SMH
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The Writer’s Lexicon: More Replacement Therapy (Heart Pounded, Smiled, Laughed, Little, Look, Look Like, Nauseous/Nauseated
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Cries, Frown, Awesome (Replacement Therapy!)
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Irritations Be Gone!
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Bring the Vocab
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Big Replacements
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Soar Beyond the Limits
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The Writer’s Lexicon: Overused Words and Phrases
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Commune Exercise Day 5: Perfect Your Practice
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Bad Beginnings, and Other Considerations: the Start of the End of Hooked
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Putting It All Together: Reflections on Chapter Five
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Worthy Problems vs Surface Problems: Reflections on Chapter Three
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Hook ’em Good: Reflections on Chapter Two
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The Semester of Plot Continues: with ‘Hooked’ by Les Edgerton