Flash Writing
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As good writers become greater, they used different methods to hone their craft. Flash writing is a technique to enhance creativity, produce your writing voice, and improve overall ability. You go straight into composing a chapter or story with no before made plan, sense of direction, or editing. All you have to go off is your own mind in a continual stream of sentences.
Because at the heart of flash writing, this is where your improvisation can flourish.
Here are some of my own flash writing chapters and snip-its. I hope you enjoy.
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