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Tony Tips Tuesdays: Don’t Lose Momentum
Today’s theme is a quiet storm of truth: Momentum matters. Writing is a journey of bursts and blocks, of flow and friction. But in the in-between, in the small daily steps—momentum keeps you moving forward.

Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.
4 days ago4 min read
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Tony Tips Tuesdays: Rejection Is Redirection
Today’s message is one that every writer—especially those walking in faith, purpose, and creative fire—needs tattooed on their heart: Rejection is not the end. It’s divine redirection.

Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.
Apr 153 min read
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Tony Tips Tuesdays: Writing Action with Stakes and Clarity
Today, we're diving deep into one of the most thrilling yet challenging aspects of storytelling: writing action scenes that matter.

Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.
Apr 84 min read
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Tony Tips Tuesdays: Finish Strong — Why Endings Matter in Your Writing Journey
Today, on the 1st day of International Black Women's History Month, we focus on a powerful writing truth: endings matter.

Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.
Apr 14 min read
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Tony Tips Tuesdays: Respecting Every Stage of the Writing Process — A Journey of Discipline, Patience, and Pride
Too often, writers chase the glory of publication without honoring the hard, messy, and beautiful process that gets them there.

Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.
Mar 256 min read
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Tony Tips Tuesdays: Mastering Metaphors and Similes — A Powerful Tool for Writers
Metaphors and similes are the secret spices of storytelling. Used sparingly, they bring life, color, and texture to your writing.

Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.
Mar 185 min read
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Tony Tips Tuesdays: Write for Yourself First – Finding Joy in Your Writing
Whether you're penning your first novel, crafting a personal essay, or jotting down poetry, write for yourself first.

Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.
Mar 115 min read
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Tony Tips Tuesdays: Experimenting with Point of View – A Fresh Perspective for Your Story
The point of view (POV)Â you choose shapes how readers experience your narrative, engage with your characters, and interpret your themes.

Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.
Mar 44 min read
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