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Why is it important to have Deaf authors?

Blog Shaina Longstreet 10/10/22 Blog Shaina Longstreet 10/10/22

Why is it important to have Deaf authors?

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When writing a memoir, it's easy to treat the writing as an autobiography. But that's not what a memoir is — rather, a memoir is a recollection of a story (or even stories) and explores every facet of that story. If you have a memoir you'd lik

Can you relate?

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Sharing this post from Deaf Artisan Market Day.

Savory Words will have a booth with all of our books there — so come and get copies of our books, all by Deaf authors!

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Now that the election is over, regardless of the outcomes, you might need some inspiration. This book is the perfect source.

Kevin J. Nolan Sr. grew up at the Clarke School for the Deaf, which banned sign language. He shares poignant stories of how

Come along with Winnie as she learns all about washing from her gramma!

This beautifully illustrated book contains such beautiful details on each page as the author, Deb Myers, shares the many ways you can sign WASH. Be sure to look for the gray ra

Memoir writing is one of the most popular book genres, and so we'll share tips all month long on this.

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Yet another gem from BookBird about the writing process. Get to working on that book this weekend!

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It's National Checklist Day! At SW, checklists help us keep everything organized — so here's a quick publishing checklist for aspiring authors. For more, get in touch at www.savorywords.com/contact. ID: On a rust background is a yellow paper wi

Tuesday Tip: You should never edit as you write, because then you'll get caught up in minor details. Instead, write your heart out, and then come back at a later time to revise.

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YES! IT'S HERE!

"WASH" has been shipped to all who pre-ordered. If you chose local pick-up, check your email for more information. In the meantime, RUN and get your copy from www.savorywords.com!

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ID: A meme shows Woody from "Toy Story" frowning as he is deep in thought. At top the text says, "When a book I was loving has a terrible ending." At bottom, below Woody's face, it says, "After all we've been through..."

A poignant perspective.

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Funny Friday.

ID: A photograph of a very clean house is shown, and the black text at forefront says, "What do you get when you cross a writer with a deadline? A really clean house."

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Imagine writing and editing an entire book by hand using crayons! So what's your excuse? Start writing — or typing — your book today!

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Have you read of one of our best-selling books? Written by a Deaf doctor, this book provides an easy-to-understand look at dementia and its connection to hearing levels. The book also has entertaining illustrations and helpful tips. Get your copy tod

Our newest book, set to be released later this month, takes readers of all ages on a delightful journey with Winnie as she and her grandma spend an ordinary day at home. With beautiful illustrations, readers will learn the different ways WASH can be

Tuesday Tip: Often the hardest part about writing is organizing your notes, thoughts, and ideas. The best way to identify what works for you is to learn different methods of organizing notes and then testing them. However, also important is to be con

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