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Tag Archives: organization
7 Tips to Using a Monster Army in Fiction
Monster armies marching on a village or being intercepted in the wild is a fairly common set piece for fantasy and science fiction. From the outside, it seems like it’s a simply obstacle to create and use. Monsters rush forward, … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action adventure, army, combat, creatures, fantasy, fiction, heroes, monsters, organization, thoughts
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Steps to an Outline
A few weeks back somebody asked me to write about how I create outlines. I sincerely apologize for forgetting who asked this and which post the comment was on. I searched, but couldn’t find it. (I sense a post-publishing edit … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, humor, organization, outlines, planning, plans, plots, plotting, subplots, writing
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