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What You Ought to Know About Crafting Great Scenes

What You Ought to Know About Crafting Great Scenes

We often think of scenes as plot segments, or to use a theatrical term, motivational units. Yet consider two things. First, a scene can rarely stand alone and make sense by itself. But some jokes and some short stories, particularly flash fiction, are exceptions.

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How Simple Planning Will Keep Your Novel On Track

How Simple Planning Will Keep Your Novel On Track

When most writers get an idea for a new story they want to dive in and get going. If you skip planning, your novel is likely to have bumps, detours, and dead ends. You are likely to spend hours of wasted time that you could save by planning first. Planning can help you avoid time consuming mistakes, rewrites, characters taking over and derailing the flow, and get you to the end quickly.  

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Research 101: Going to the Library in the Internet Age

Research 101: Going to the Library in the Internet Age

“Let me Google that.” For someone who loves research, those are four of the saddest words in English. Somehow the belief has spread that any information you need—about anything—is available by simply typing into a search engine. Yet libraries still exist. Don’t be one of those people who ignores them.

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If You Aren't Using These Writing Programs, You're Missing Out

If You Aren't Using These Writing Programs, You're Missing Out

As writers, we know that our craft takes time and energy. The last thing we need is to get bogged down in the process itself. Beyond the basic story, we’re often also struggling to keep track of character details, side plots, and random flashes of inspiration for parts of the story we’re not even working on yet. We need a solid place to keep all of this information in one, easily accessible place.

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The Novel Writer’s Secret: Short Stories

The Novel Writer’s Secret: Short Stories

Every writer who aspires to write and sell a novel should be writing short stories—and a lot of them. Many of writers shy away from short stories. Stories don’t earn a whole lot of money, as a rule, and so can be seen as a poor use of a writer’s time. Plus, they’re tough to write; unlike a novel, where you can spin words upon words as you write through problems, the format is tight and constricted, requiring ruthless cutting and efficient plotting.

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Wide [return] Key
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⅂-Shaped [return] Key
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