Want Readers to Connect to Your Character? Include this – by Angela Ackerman…
Want Readers to Connect to Your Character? Include this – by Angela Ackerman… Read here …
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Stoking Your Story’s Fire: Three Considerations for Revising Scene by Scene – By David G. Brown…
Stoking Your Story’s Fire: Three Considerations for Revising Scene by Scene – By David G. Brown… Read here …
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Come Join Our One Stop Family! by BECCA PUGLISI
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Archetypal Antagonists for the Hero Arc: Dragon and Sick King – by K.M. Weiland…
Archetypal Antagonists for the Hero Arc: Dragon and Sick King – by K.M. Weiland… Read more …
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Testing Fate: A Closer Look at Person vs. Fate Conflict – By September Fawkes…
Testing Fate: A Closer Look at Person vs. Fate Conflict – By September Fawkes… on Writers Helping Writers: Conflict is key to writing great stories. And while writers may categorize conflict differently, I categorize conflict into eight types: Person vs. Self Person vs. Person Person vs. Nature […] Read more …
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Describing a Character’s Emotions: Problems and Solutions – by Angela Ackerman…
Describing a Character’s Emotions: Problems and Solutions – by Angela Ackerman… on Writers Helping Writers: Characters are the heart of a story, but what really draws readers in is their emotions. Only…showing them isn’t always easy, is it? Like us in the real world, characters will struggle. Life is never all cherries and diamonds; in fact, […]
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Breaking Free – by Christina Delay…
Breaking Free – by Christina Delay… on Writers Helping Writers: Freedom is a contradictory word, don’t you think? The official definition of freedom is the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint. However, follow that to its extreme and chaos reigns. Read more …
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Fight, Flight, or Freeze: What’s Your Character’s Go-To Response? – by Becca Puglisi…
Fight, Flight, or Freeze: What’s Your Character’s Go-To Response? – by Becca Puglisi… on Writers Helping Writers: Fight or flight. I think we’ve all heard the phrase. It refers to the way each person is hard-wired to react to real or perceived danger. Psychologists have recently added another option, giving us three ways we might respond […]
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Building Your Writing Support Triangle, Part 3: Accountability – by Jessica Conoley…
on Writers Helping Writers: In the past two posts we’ve covered where to turn when you want to improve the quality of your writing with the help of Critique Support, and how to find motivation and inspiration by finding Mentors. It’s time for us to shore up that final leg of your Writing Support Triangle. The part that helps […]
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