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Writing the End – Part III
Greetings Storytellers! For a couple of months now, we’ve been exploring the topic of endings and how important they are to creating a satisfying … Writing the End – Part III
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Social Media: Is it Time to Cut Yourself Some Slack?
Hi, SEers! Welcome to the first Mae Day post of 2023. I hope your holidays were spent with loved ones and filled with good cheer! Yes, it’s a New … Social Media: Is it Time to Cut Yourself Some Slack?
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Check This Out: Through His Disciples’ Eyes
With me on the blog today is the fabulous L. Virelli {Lori}, who is here to talk about her recently released novel, Through His Disciples’ Eyes. … Check This Out: Through His Disciples’ Eyes
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#3 of 2022: Writing Nobility Tips
(This post originally went live on March 4th, 2022.) As a fantasy author, I have to consider the layers of society. Nobles are the clearest division because they are composed of the kings, queens, princes, princesses, and other titled folks. … Continue reading
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Narrative Choice, Part 1
by Stephen Geez Every new story project offers me the challenge of finding a narrative style and format that are different than any I’ve previously … Narrative Choice, Part 1
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The Last Drive Tour with Dan Antion and a Word from Lucy and Twiggy
“Hey, Lucy. What gives? Where’s dad? He’s supposed to be taking photos of us for a Saturday feature.” “I know he promised a move to Saturday during … The Last Drive Tour with Dan Antion and a Word from Lucy … Continue reading
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BIRTH ORDER and CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
Hello SE friends, Recently I read a book that involved the troubled relationship between the oldest daughter in the family and the youngest. It was … BIRTH ORDER and CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
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Elements of Setting: Time
Ciao, SEers! Today, we’re going to talk a little about the four elements of setting. More precisely, the first element: time. I could give you the … Elements of Setting: Time
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7 Tips to Writing Teenage Protagonists
This is going to be tougher than I expected. After all, I haven’t been a teenager in decades, so I’m kind of out of touch. Even at work, I realize that teenagers of today aren’t like the ones when I … Continue reading
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Using Dialect and Vernacular
Hey, SE Readers. Joan with you today. I hope you had a wonderful holiday season, and the new year is off to a good start. Regional dialect and … Using Dialect and Vernacular
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