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Character Arc Analysis: Star-Lord

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In a post on ScreenCraft, Ken Miyamoto analyzes the character arc of the Marvel hero Star-Lord, as he journeys from outlaw to hero over...

Use Setting to Reflect a Character’s Interior

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In a new post, Mary Carroll Moore offers advice for using character landscapes to convey emotion on the page. Moore defines those landscapes as...

First Draft Strategies

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In a post on DIY MFA, Ren DeStefano offers advice for starting and finishing the first draft of your story or novel. "Whether you...

How Writers Use Multi-POVs in One Story

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In a post on Writer Unboxed, Barbara Linn Probst examines the use of multiple points of view in a single story, and how you...

There’s More to Dialogue than Words

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In a new post, Tiffany Yates Martin offers advice for writing meaningful dialogue. "So much of our communication lies not in the words we...

Let Readers Use Their Imagination

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In an article on Writer's Digest, Balli Kaur Jaswal says writers should use subtext and context to encourage readers to use their imaginations to...

Could You Use a Story Bible?

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In a post on Writers in the Storm, Lynette Burrows discusses story bibles and how they can help you keep track of your story's...

Direct the Reader’s Imagination with Clues

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In the latest episode of the DIY MFA podcast, Donnaldson Brown talks about her novel Because I Loved You, and about how her background in...

What is that Face Saying?

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In a post on Writer Unboxed, Dave King offers advice for describing faces and facial expressions. "We read faces intuitively, almost automatically," he says....

Good Questions Can Help You Create Strong Dialogue

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In a guest post on Jane Friedman's blog, Tiffany Yates Martin says asking the right questions can help you create natural-sounding, effective dialogue. "Dialogue in...

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