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Reactive and Proactive Characters: Buffy vs Bella
Your main protagonist should begin as reactive and eventually progress to proactive. Buffy (of Buffy the Vampire Slayer) was this bada$$ character who didn’t take junk from anybody including Spi… more →
Marcy Kennedy & Lisa Hall-Wilson
The Undercover Soundtrack - James Scott Bell
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wrote 1 year ago: ‘This wonderful, startling alchemy when music meets the writer’s brain’ Once a wee … more →
Reactive and Proactive Characters: Buffy vs Bella
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wrote 1 year ago: Your main protagonist should begin as reactive and eventually progress to proactive. Buffy (of Buffy … more →
Editing For The Second Draft
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wrote 1 year ago: So, you’ve gotten the first draft finished. Congrats! Now the hard work begins – editing … more →
Paint Your Characters Into A Corner - Guest Blog by Linda Hall
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wrote 1 year ago: What makes for a page-turner? If you ask award-winning novelist Linda Hall, it’s suspense. We … more →
5 Tips For Writing Deep POV
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wrote 1 year ago: “What is the key to spellbinding, page-turning writing? Emotional connection between your read … more →
Why My Fiction Wouldn't Sell
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wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been to writers’ conferences, sat with professionals, been critiqued, read books and blogs, rea … more →
Creating Suspense in Fiction
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wrote 2 years ago: Every book, regardless of genre, needs suspense. Suspense is what makes your readers turn those page … more →
Everything Happens for a Reason
wrote 2 years ago: How many times has something completely random happened to you? A death for which you can see no pur … more →
