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Developing an Abundance Mindset

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In the latest episode of DIY MFA Radio, Gabriela Pereira shares another of her Ten Lessons from Ten Years of Podcasting, this time focusing on...

What Makes a Gothic Novel

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In a guest post on Jane Friedman's blog, Hannah Kate Kelley examines the elements of gothic fiction and suggests ways to outline a gothic...

An Interview on Tension with P. Djèlí Clark

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In their latest podcast, the Writing Excuses hosts interview Ring Shout author P. Djèlí Clark. They dive into contextual vs. narrative tension, why food...

Why All Great Stories Need Agency

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In a new blog post, Kristen Lamb says that character agency is the critical element to every great story. "Agency means a condition of...

Even Monsters Need Motivation

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In a post on ScreenCraft, Seth Sherwood offers advice on providing backstory and motivation for your horror movie monster. "They cannot simply exist to...

5 Ways to Layer Pacing in Your Script

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In an article on ScreenCraft, Ken Miyamoto analyzes five layers of story pacing. Yes, the concept, story, and characters have to be great," he says....

How to Use Promise, Progress, and Payoff to Craft Stories and Scenes

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In a new post, September Fawkes says that a three-point foundation of promise, progress, and payoff can help you craft strong scenes and stories....

How to Craft a Good vs. Good​ Story

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In an article for Writer's Digest, S. E. Redfearn shares five essential factors to consider when writing a morally complex good-vs-good story. "The stories...

Create Your Novel with Writing Sprints

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In an article for Writer's Digest, C.H. Hooks shares her tips for using vignettes as stepping stones to write a novel. "Each beat of...

Sense and Sensibility and Structure

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In a guest post on Jane Friedman's blog, Robin Henry shares lessons on story structure from Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. "In addition to being...

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