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Six Tricks for Creating a Satisfying Ending

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For beginning writers (and others) sometimes simply finishing a story is a major accomplishment. Ending the story on a satisfying note for the reader...

“Show, Don’t Tell” Puts Your Reader in the Story

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In a guest post on Writers in the Storm, Janice Hardy says the "show, don't tell" rule can strengthen your writing in three distinct...

Defining Desire, Goals, Motivations, and Needs

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In a post on Writers in the Storm, Stefan Emunds continues his series on the relationship between psychology and storytelling, this time focusing on a...

Writing Quirks and Eccentricities

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In a post on Writer Unboxed, Kathleen McCleary says adding recognizable quirks can help you create interesting and memorable characters. "We all have our...

Writing Realistic Blood Loss

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We've all seen the movie: a main character is injured, blood is pouring, and yet somehow the hero keeps fighting until he wins or...

Turning Your Ideas into Story

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In an article for Writers in the Storm, Sandy Vaile examines the difference between having an idea and creating a story. "Too often I...

How to Organize Your Third-Person POVs

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In a post on Writer Unboxed, Kathryn Craft offers tips on organizing your third-person points of view. When using third person, the writer can hop...

Even Your Villain Should Have Morals

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In a post on Writers Helping Writers, Becca Puglisi offers advice on creating a type of character that may sound like an oxymoron: the...

The Crossroads of Premise and Protagonist

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In a new blog post, C.S. Lakin explores the crossroads between premise and protagonist. "Your premise and your protagonist go hand in hand," she...

How to Write Good Parody

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An article on Industrial Scripts offers advice for writing parody, which isn't as easy as it sounds. "How do you even approach writing a...

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