Category Archives: Teaching

Do You Dread Editing Your Work?

Posted on August 18, 2022 by marymarvella

Consider this. Artists often fine-tune their work. Yep, most artists I know let their work set or rest and then go back to view the project with a critical eye. Some have shown paintings in stages or sculptures evolving as … Continue reading →

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HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!

Posted on February 11, 2022 by marymarvella

I’LL MAKE THIS SHORT AND SWEET! HAPPY FEBRUARY AND HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY! I’m working on lessons for a course on using sensory details to connect with our readers in a lasting way.  This is a VERY NEW rough draft. Some … Continue reading →

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A Sale, a Prize, and Goals for 2020

Posted on December 31, 2019 by marymarvella

For years I have been a writer, a tutor, an editor, and a writing coach. I seem to be editing more than I am writing or tutoring, I do have writing projects to finish.  I don’t make resolutions, but I … Continue reading →

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Mary Marvella, storyteller and grammar geek!

Posted on July 19, 2019 by marymarvella

Mary Marvella is a Georgia girl through and through!  She writes romances that range from sweet to steamy and suspenseful, as well as women’s fiction. She’s a writer, an editor, and a teacher/tutor/writing coach. Once upon a time there was … Continue reading →

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Teaching for Savvy Authors Next Week!

Posted on August 15, 2018 by marymarvella

Teaching online classes is becoming a thing for me. How odd is that?   I love to teach in person, face-to-face. There is a special satisfaction to be gained from seeing a student’s face and feeling the excitement of comprehension. … Continue reading →

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