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Using Dialogue in Fiction: This Is a Debate?
I was a little confused when I stumbled onto the debate about the use of dialogue in fiction. At first, I thought it was the method or amount of use, which is probably how it started. By the time I … Continue reading
Hero Motivation vs Villain Motivation
I was asked a few months back to write about the motivations of heroes and villains. This was the be done separately, but I found the topics overlapping. That and I thought it would work better as a comparison. After … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonist, archenemies, driving force, fiction, goals, heroes, motivation, protagonist, rivalry, villains
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How To Promote Your Book On Instagram
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You may remember Kurt Walker from his recent posts, 9 Ways To Market Your Book With No Money and 7 Things to Do Before Your Book Is Released. Kurt is a digital marketer and…
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Special Offer – Receive a Free Audio Book
Don Massenzio To celebrate the release of a number of my books in audio book format, I’m running a special promotion. Take a look at the book descriptions in this edition of my newsletter. If you see a book you’d … Continue reading
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Fate of the Self-Righteous
Much of the self-righteous character depends on the landing. You can have them be a jerk for the entire story and then redeem them with a good ending. I don’t mean good as in happy, but a well-written one. There … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, destiny, development, evolution, fate, self-righteousness, story, story arcs, writing
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12 Ways to Develop your Child’s Writing Skills
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Getting people — and kids, in particular — to read and write has long been a passion of mine. You may remember my post, Reading Tricks for Kids of Any Age, originally written for…
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Dancer in the Grove of Ghosts, on #LisaBurtonRadio
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Welcome to another edition of Lisa Burton Radio. The only show that brings you interviews with the characters you love. I’m your host, Lisa the robot girl, and my special guest today is Tisha, a…
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7 Tips to Writing the Self-Righteous
This is going to be a challenge. Giving tips on a character type that I really don’t get along with? Strap in your popcorn and let’s see where this wild ride takes us. All tips are spontaneous with the minimal … Continue reading
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The “classic” trilogy
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Hi gang! Craig with you again today. I’m in the middle of writing a trilogy, so take this info with a grain of salt. I’ve done my homework, and I want to share some of…
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Top Tips for Marketing Your Book for the Holiday Season
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Ronita Mohan is becoming one of this blog’s favorite guest bloggers—and with good reason! Her posts always have great book marketing tips and ideas. Today, she explains the best ways to market your book…
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