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Why ‘Show, Don’t Tell’ Matters: A Second Look!
Greetings to one and all. Beem Weeks back with you again for the month of June! I’m re-visiting a topic I covered a few years ago: Show, Don’t Tell! … Why ‘Show, Don’t Tell’ Matters: A Second Look!
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Guest Post – Poetic Justice by Dan Antion and Willow Willers
I want to welcome Willow Willers and Dan Antion to Fiction Favorites. The two got together to craft an exciting story, and I’m so pleased they are … Guest Post – Poetic Justice by Dan Antion and Willow Willers
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Critical Distance for Writers
The conversation about critical distance doesn’t come up often in writing circles. If someone does raise the point, critical distance is usually … Critical Distance for Writers
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Paranormal
Hi, gang. ✋ Craig here again and I’m contemplating a new series. I’m the guy who writes almost exclusively in the speculative genres of paranormal/… Paranormal
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Are Tropes A Good Thing? A Bad Thing? Or Somewhere In The Middle?
Posted by Joy York It was years after I began writing that I learned about tropes. I never had one in mind when I wrote any of my books. I’m a … Are Tropes A Good Thing? A Bad Thing? … Continue reading
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7 Tips to a Hero Coming from a Villain Family
It might seem easy to have a hero come from a villainous family. Yet, you might want to put some nuance in there to really make an impact. What are some things to consider with this background? If you want … Continue reading
Are Tropes A Good Thing? A Bad Thing? Or Somewhere In The Middle?
Posted by Joy York It was years after I began writing that I learned about tropes. I never had one in mind when I wrote any of my books. I’m a … Are Tropes A Good Thing? A Bad Thing? … Continue reading
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National Creativity Day
Seems like an important holiday to celebrate, especially for anyone trying to be artistic. I don’t get to use my imagination as much as I used to, which hurts. Maybe I’ll get back to it either one day or during … Continue reading
Writing a Book that Publishers Will Love
You need a crystal ball to know what publishers like to publish. Some stories pick up interest and become trendy, while others, seemingly catchy, … Writing a Book that Publishers Will Love
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Punctuation Part V: Apostrophes & Contrations (‘)
Greetings Storytellers, Diana’s back again with another smokin’ post on the hot topic of punctuation, specifically—the apostrophe! This one’s fairly … Punctuation Part V: Apostrophes & Contrations (‘)
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