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Dialogue tips from CSI
I’ve always believed that most writers have at least one element to writing or storytelling that they do naturally well.…
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Writerly Wednesday special guest: Emily McKay
Today I asked my critique partner, bff and writer extraordinaire, Emily McKay, to share one of my favorite writing articles here…
Read MoreCharacter growth in 4 minutes, 44 seconds
Character growth is one of those nebulous concepts that writers seem to struggle with, yet it’s necessary for those of…
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Writer's Bookshelf
Today I thought I’d share some of my favorite books that I go to again and again for writing assistance,…
Read MoreWriterly Wednesdays - you pick
It’s the beginning of the year and I’m so excited to be in 2013. What an exciting year this is…
Read MoreAll about Backstory
We’ve discussed several elements to creating great characters, everything from the elements to creating believable characters to character arcs. And…
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