The Two Halves of the Midpoint – by K.M. Weiland…
The Two Halves of the Midpoint – by K.M. Weiland… on Helping Writers become Authors: Read here …https://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/the-two-halves-of-the-midpoint-2/
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Canceled and/or Beloved? – The Story Empire
Canceled and/or Beloved? Read here …
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Master List of Actions That Show Fear – by Bryn Donovan…
Master List of Actions That Show Fear – by Bryn Donovan… Read here …
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How Authors Can Create a Reader Connection – by Penny Sansevieri…
How Authors Can Create a Reader Connection – by Penny Sansevieri… Read here …
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Writers – Why Forgiving Ourselves is so Important #AmWriting by Lucy
Writers – Why Forgiving Ourselves is so Important #AmWriting Read here …
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How to Effectively Bring Sound into Your Fiction – by C.S. Lakin…
Today’s post is a reprint from some years back, but it’s one that deserves revisiting! Sound may not be something writers pay much attention to when they work on their novels. Of course, there usually is a significant amount of dialog, and there may occasionally be found a noise shown in the scene, such as […]
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Are cross functional teams the future of teamwork? by A Better Man
Are cross functional teams the future of teamwork? Read here …
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How to Make a Post Rank in Less Than An Hour in 5 Easy Steps by Mostlyblogging
Steps to Write an Article: How to Make a Post Rank in Less Than An Hour in 5 Easy Steps Read here …
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Berlin-Stories & Vorweihnachtstipps: Grand Hyatt Berlin → glanzvolle Specials vom 1. Advent bis Silvester by InSideBerlin
Berlin-Stories & Vorweihnachtstipps: Grand Hyatt Berlin → glanzvolle Specials vom 1. Advent bis Silvester Berlin stories & pre-Christmas tips: Grand Hyatt Berlin → <Glamorous specials from the 1st of Advent to New Year’s Eve Read here …
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Making Characters Stuck in the Background Pop Out by September C. Fawkes
Making Characters Stuck in the Background Pop Out Maybe you have had some of the experiences I’ve had when working on a project, one of which is finding yourself with a character–could be a side character, a secondary character, or even a viewpoint character–who seems to be sort of stuck in the background of the […]
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