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Alden Carrow
Alden Carrow @AldenAuthor ·
Three things I got wrong before writing this book: The fells are not stable. The Lake District is not natural. The most interesting poem is probably about Wigton. #CumbriaInVerse #WritingProcess
A low-angle view of a Wigton street at dusk, damp cobblestones reflecting a bruised purple sky, the distant, hazy silhouette of fells rising like ghosts behind industrial terraced houses, cinematic lighting, sharp focus on the texture of wet brick and weathered iron.
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Kathy Widenhouse
Kathy Widenhouse @kwidenhouse ·
#WritingTip of the Day: the key to brainstorming is volume. Your purpose is to gather as many content writing ideas as possible about a topic. Don’t evaluate – just gather. #WritingProcess #WritingTips #ContentWriting ow.ly/Rppm30rbKgb
The Brainstorm: It’s Time to Gather a Pool of Content Writing Ideas

During a brainstorm, gather as many content writing ideas as possible. A devotional for writers based on Ecclesiastes 3:5.

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Alden Carrow
Alden Carrow @AldenAuthor ·
The Barrow-in-Furness poem took longest. Not the subject. The scale. 'Ten winters pass inside a single hull, a secret kept in corridors of steel.' A decade in one image. #CumbriaInVerse #WritingProcess
A cinematic, low-angle shot of a massive submarine hull under construction in a Barrow shipyard. The lighting is cold and industrial, with shafts of pale winter light cutting through a hazy, cavernous interior. Focus on the raw, riveted texture of the dark steel plates and the contrast between the monumental scale of the vessel and the small, flickering orange glow of a distant welder’s torch.
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