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First Lines For LL & LD Awareness Month

It’s April which means it’s LL & LD Awareness month. Read these first lines of science fiction stories whose primary character lives with a disability.

Published April 7, 2025
Categorized as First Lines, Reading, Science Fiction Tagged Disabilites, first lines, Lynette M. Burrows, reading

New Lessons, New Experiences, and New Looks

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Lynette shares a review of the first quarter of 2025 for her business including a cover reveal and an excerpt from her next book.

Published March 31, 2025
Categorized as About Me, Cover Reveal, My Writing Journey, Sneak Peek Tagged Lynette M. Burrows, quarterly report

How To Build a Reading Toolkit for Your Writing Toolbox

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Lynette M. Burrows shows how to turn your reading time into a way to improve your writing. Read more to learn why and how to build your reader’s toolbox.

Published March 24, 2025
Categorized as How To's, Writing Tagged Lynette M. Burrows, quotes, reading, reading toolbox, writer's toolbox

She was One Who Tried for Justice And Freedom

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Learn about the woman who wanted to be known as one who tried Dorothy Height did more than try. Her dedication and tireless efforts were remarkable.

Published March 17, 2025
Categorized as Heroes and Heroines, Inspiration and Motivation, Strong Women Tagged black history month, dorothy height, Lynette M. Burrows

How to Generate Creative Ideas from Unexpected Sources

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Ideas can be like seeds. Sometimes they are from a like plant. Sometimes they’ve been cross-pollinated from unexpected sources.

Published March 10, 2025
Categorized as Creativity, Inspiration and Motivation, Science Fact Tagged Creative ideas, Idea generation, Inspirations, Lynette M. Burrows, Tips

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