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Steven J. Wright

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https://www.rtgmin.org

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Christian, Suspense, Thriller

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May 2013

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Steven Wright was born and raised in Western Kentucky. He earned his Master's degree in Social Work from Western Kentucky University. He works as an investigator in elder abuse. He is married to his wife, Amy, and they have two sons. ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Steven J. Wright Some say writer's block is a crutch for procrastination. I wouldn't agree that is always the case, though it is at times. When writing Taking Up Space…moreSome say writer's block is a crutch for procrastination. I wouldn't agree that is always the case, though it is at times. When writing Taking Up Space, given the many complicated plots in the story, I often found myself processing the story while driving at work and trying to figure out how I could make the plots work together. When the idea finally came to me for each problem, I'd send an email to myself so I could know what to work on when I got home. Writer's block is part of the challenge of writing, and in a way, it makes it more interesting.(less)

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Steven J. Wright The best part about writing is that I get to create a world full of both wonderful and horrible people, tell them what to do, and see how they will do…moreThe best part about writing is that I get to create a world full of both wonderful and horrible people, tell them what to do, and see how they will do it. Each character has their abilities and inabilities, and I like to see how they will figure out the solution to a task. Writing is like having a conversation with interesting people you wouldn't otherwise get to meet, and you get to do so in a world you control.(less)

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Refuting arguments supporting abortion

The life in the womb is not human because it is not fully developed.
This disregards the fact that the nature of the life is human. It has human DNA and is alive. How can its nature not be human if it is alive and has human DNA?
This asserts a false premise that someone is not human until he/she is fully developed.
What constitutes full development? One hour before birth or one hour after? Is there r Read more of this blog post »

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Published on February 17, 2019 08:58 • Tags: abortion, arguments-against, refute

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“If you help me, then I’ll do my part to help you.” Matt also knew how to be sly.”
― Steven J. Wright, Taking Up Space

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“Douglas has been buddying up with several members of Congress. He’s come up with this plan he calls ‘Universicare.’ It’s short for ‘universal healthcare.”
― Steven J. Wright, Taking Up Space

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“Not everyone buys into Darwin and all the harmful implications that have come from his theory,”
― Steven J. Wright, Taking Up Space

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