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You Character Can Complain But Shouldn’t Whine

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In a post on Writers Helping Writers, Marissa Graff says we should balance our desire to create empathetic characters with the need to keep...

Flaws are a Great Source of Conflict, Story

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In a post on Writers Helping Writers, Angela Ackerman says the key to character is finding relatable flaws. "Flaws are often the most difficult...

Facts Turn Fiction into Worldbuilding

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In a post on CrimeReads, Jonathan Fredrick discusses how writers weave truth into their fiction. "This, I believe, is the primary aim of writers:...

Use Poems to Unlock Atmosphere in Your Prose

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In a post on Lit Reactor, Sara Tantlinger says writing poetry can make you a better prose writer. "If you find yourself feeling stuck...

Is There Life Beyond the Three-Act Structure?

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In a guest post on Jane Friedman's blog, Tiffany Yates Martin offers advice on developing a story structure organically and originally. "Trying to impose...

Evelyn Wang’s Hero’s Journey

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In a post on The Script Lab, Ken Miyamoto examines how Everything Everywhere All at Once uses the Hero's Journey to bring the character...

Readers Love Anti-Heroes

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In a post on Writers Helping Writers, Sue Coletta shares her thoughts on why readers love anti-heroes. "Pop culture fell in love with characters...

Go Big or Go Home

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In a guest post on C.S. Lakin's blog, Steve Alcorn offers advice for going big in your fiction. "Writing big means going beyond mere words—it...

Clichés, Metaphors, and Similes Aren’t All Bad

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In a guest post on Writers in the Storm, says that clichés, metaphors, and similes are cultural touchstones that writers can use to build...

Advice for Writing Parallel Narratives

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In a post for Writer's Digest, Ella Carey offers advice on how to incorporate parallel narratives into our stories. Parallel narratives are two stories,...

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