Point of View #writingtips #amwriting by Alison Williams Writing
Point of View #writingtips #amwriting Find the advices here …
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How to Write Dialogue #writingtips #amwriting by Alison Williams Writing
How to Write Dialogue #writingtips #amwriting Read here …
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Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Commas #Writing #Editing by Alison Williams Writing
Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Commas #Writing #Editing 1) Use a comma to separate items on a list. This always reminds me of a memory game I used to play with my kids on long car journeys: I went to the shops and I bought an apple, a banana, a cherry and six […]
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Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Active and Passive #Writing #Editing by Alison Williams Writing
Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Active and Passive #Writing #Editing Using the active voice makes your writing simple, clear, concise and immediate, drawing your reader into the action of the piece and giving your writing energy. Using passive voice, on the other hand, can make your writing seem too formal, dull and wordy and can […]
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Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Transitions #Writing #Editing by Alison Williams Writing
Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Transitions #Writing #Editing Alison Williams Writing Transitions are used to: Change time Change location Change character viewpoint To skip unimportant time periods or events So how do you use transitions skilfully? Read more …
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Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Flashbacks #Writing #Editing by Alison Williams Writing
Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Flashbacks #Writing #Editing Make sure a flashback follows a strong scene. Flashbacks can be problematic in that they remove your character and therefore your reader from the action in your narrative. A strong preceding scene can ensure that the narrative is sustained. Ensure your reader knows exactly where and when […]
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