Describing your characters can really determine how your readers respond to them.
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128 Words to Use Instead of “Very” | The Passive Voice | A Lawyer’s Thoughts on Authors, Self-Publishing and Traditional Publishing
Some _ _ _ _ useful advice on how to avoid a pretty common mistake.
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Symbolism & Setting—The Perfect Marriage | Kristen Lamb’s Blog
Things to strive toward in your writing. Fill it to the rim with these things. Make it so these powerful elements help to drive your story forward and your reader cannot put your book down.
In stories, this depth can be added a number of ways—through subplots, character arc, subtext, theme, and symbolism. Of them all, I think symbolism is one of the simplest methods to employ, and it …
Source: Symbolism & Setting—The Perfect Marriage | Kristen Lamb’s Blog
Don’t Derail Your Writing Career Before it Starts: 8 Ways New Writers Sabotage Themselves – Anne R. Allen’s Blog… with Ruth Harris
Things to avoid in your writing journey.
By Anne R. Allen We all make mistakes. It’s how we learn. But some mistakes have the potential to end a writing career before it starts. Today I’m talking about the things a lot of writers do that can keep them from having a career—or derail it for a long time. How do I know […]
Beat Writer’s Block with Grimms’ Fairy Tales
I really like the story-based approach to this common writing issue.
If I waited on the Muses, I’d never get anything written. Here’s the powerful weapon that has helped me beat writer’s block: Grimms’ Fairy Tales.
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