How To Build Your Author Platform When You Have No Clue What That Means – By Rachel Thompson…
How To Build Your Author Platform When You Have No Clue What That Means – By Rachel Thompson… Read here …
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3 Powerful Cinematic Techniques for Novelists – by C.S.Lakin…
3 Powerful Cinematic Techniques for Novelists – by C.S.Lakin… Read here …
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WRITING AND IDEAS by D. L. Finn
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about where ideas for stories come from and how to find them. Here’s the definition of idea. “noun any conception existing in the mind as a result of mental understanding, awareness, or activity. a thought, conception, or notion: That is an excellent idea. […] Read more …
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Afraid to Call Yourself a Writer? You May Suffer from a Creativity Wound – by Anne R. Allen…
Afraid to Call Yourself a Writer? You May Suffer from a Creativity Wound – by Anne R. Allen… Read here …
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A critical look at Scribd’s Audiobook Reprint Contracts – by Victoria Strauss…
A critical look at Scribd’s Audiobook Reprint Contracts – by Victoria Strauss… Read here …
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What makes a great setting in a novel – by Nathan Bransford…
What makes a great setting in a novel – by Nathan Bransford… Read here …
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5 Tips For Better World Building by AR Huelsenbeck
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How to Reveal a Character’s Internal Conflict – by Becca Puglisi…
How to Reveal a Character’s Internal Conflict – by Becca Puglisi… If you’ve been on the writing trail long enough, you’ve heard plenty of talk about conflict and the role it plays in storytelling. Whatever form it takes, conflict creates tension while providing opportunities for characters to grow and evolve as they navigate their character arcs. […]
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#NaNoPrep: What to Expect #amwriting by Connie J. Jasperson
#NaNoPrep: What to Expect #amwriting I am a supporter of NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) as a way to get people writing. Some people can’t resist a challenge, and NaNoWriMo is definitely that. NaNoWriMo is a personal challenge, a month that is solely dedicated to the act of writing a novel. It is a speed-run with daily […]
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Signs You Are Not Ready to Self-Publish Part 3: You Don’t Read. by Yecheilyah Ysrayl
Signs You Are Not Ready to Self-Publish Part 3: You Don’t Read. I don’t know which new Indie Author needs to hear this, but it shows in your writing if you don’t read. It is said that writers write, which is true, but writers also read. It is through reading that we learn the basics […]
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