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7 Tips to Writing a Snow Battle
On the surface, a battle in the snow isn’t different from one in the rain. Yet, there is enough of a difference to force a change of focus. Let’s get right into the tips and you’ll see what I mean. … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, battles, cold, fantasy, fiction, humor, snow, sword & sorcery, tips, warriors, writing
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The Stakes are High
Let’s all welcome Judi Lynn today. She’s a long-term blogger/author friend, and she has a new book to tell us about today. Please check it out, maybe… The Stakes are High
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Clearing Up Some Misconceptions About In Medias Res – by K.M. Weiland…
on Helping Writers become Authors: One of the most significant challenges for writers is crafting a beginning chapter that immediately grabs readers.… Clearing Up Some Misconceptions About In Medias Res – by K.M. Weiland…
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7 Tips to Battling in the Rain
I’m going to do three ‘7 Tips’ posts this week. Each one is going to touch on a specific weather pattern and how it influences battles in fiction. Many authors go for one of these three, but they don’t always … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, battles, fantasy, fiction, magic, rain, sword & sorcery, tips, warriors, water
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Expansion Pack: Canon
Hi Gang. Craig with you again today, and I have an idea for three different, but related topics. These are extras to the writing game, so I’m … Expansion Pack: Canon
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7 Questions to Design a Better Arc of Change for Your Protagonist – by Heather Davis…
on Jane Friedman site: Beginning authors don’t often appreciate the critical importance of a fully formed character arc, nor do they understand the … 7 Questions to Design a Better Arc of Change for Your Protagonist – by Heather Davis…
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Creating Magic Systems
Greetings Storytellers. Diana here today to talk a little about magic as part of the craft of writing. And I’m not just talking about fantasy. … Creating Magic Systems
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Story Length
Hey, SE Readers. Joan with you today. Previously, I talked about the advantages of writing short stories and participating in anthologies. Today, … Story Length
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Write What You Know? Not Always!
Greetings, SE’ers! Beem Weeks here with you again. Today, I am going to share some brief thoughts on writing those things in which the author may not… Write What You Know? Not Always!
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