MJ Blehart - A Storyteller and his Writing

MJ Blehart

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I’m a storyteller, dreamer, philosopher, geek, writer, editor, voice artist, medieval reenactor, and more. Writing is my greatest love, my passion. I’ve been writing most of my life, and words are how I best express myself.

MJ Blehart- Author and Storyteller

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Standalone Novels and Series Starters

The Ongoing Writing Process Blogs of MJ Blehart

A graphic with the word "Hoax" through a door. Scammers are devious.

Scammers are Devious

Scammers are Devious Who doesn’t want to succeed and get rich quick? Photo by Hartono Creative Studio on Unsplash Not a day goes by that I don’t get an email scam sent to me. They appear innocent enough. Most are offers to assist me with marketing my books in one

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A broken one-way sign. Write what you know shouldn't be taken too literally.

Why “Write What You Know” Shouldn’t Be Taken Too Literally

Why “Write What You Know” Shouldn’t Be Taken Too Literally It’s not necessarily bad advice, but it’s often misunderstood. Photo by Camille Stelly on Unsplash I’ve come across the phrase “write what you know” many, many times since grade school. It’s a phrase often attributed (maybe correctly, maybe incorrectly) to

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A view out a cave at a distance. Sometimes there is no deeper meaning.

Sometimes There Is No Deeper Meaning

Sometimes There Is No Deeper Meaning What you write isn’t always deep or loaded with hidden meaning. Photo by Keller Chewning on Unsplash I’ve been slowly reading my way through Chuck Wendig’s Gentle Writing Advice. It’s a clever and funny nonfiction work he put out to help writers write. I

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A person writing while looking at a phone. Writing what moves you vs write to the market.

Writing What Moves You Vs Writing To The Market

Writing What Moves You Vs Writing To The Market Spoiler alert: The Market is a fickle place. Photo by Firmbee.com on Unsplash My first love as a writer has always been science fiction and fantasy. As a kid, the first stories I wrote were sci-fi (a 50-page, illustrated book at

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