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Tips for Backstory In Deep POV

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In a post on Writers in the Storm, Lisa Hall-Wilson offers advice on inserting backstory into novels told through close third person or deep...

Tips for Avoiding the Parts that Don’t Need to be Written

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In a post on Writer Unboxed, Jeanne Kisacky makes suggestions for what not to write. We all written manuscripts that didn't work out for...

One Quick Trick to Tighten Your Novel’s Plot

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In a recent post, Janice Hardy says that finding accidental connections within your novel can help you tighten your plot. "One of my favorite...

Character Choreography: How (and Why) to Move Your Hero Around

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In an article for Writer's Digest, Lianne Dillsworth shares how (and why) to move your protagonist from one setting to another, including three things...

That Girl’s a Head Hopper!

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In a recent post, September Fawkes examines head hopping and how to avoid it. "Head hopping happens when the writer jumps from one character's...

Interiority Gives Your Story a Chance to Shine

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In an excerpt from Writing Interiority: Crafting Irresistible Characters, published on Jane Friedman's blog, Mary Kole discusses the importance of interiority. "A lot needs...

A Job Should Do More Than Occupy Your Hero

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In a post on Writers Helping Writers, Angela Ackerman says that your hero's job should be much more than an occupation. "One area of...

Your Story’s Heart Holds it All Together

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In a post on ScreenCraft, Al Horner shares his interview with Eric Roth, screenwriter of  Munich, Dune, A Star Is Born, and Killers of...

Can Your Novel Use a Lookbook?

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In film, a lookbook is something like a vision board for the look and feel of a movie. By creating a lookbook, a screenwriter...

Change Keeps Pages Turning

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In a post on Writers Helping Writers, Lisa Poisso shares the secret to writing scene endings that keep readers turning pages. You might think a...

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