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Category: Writing Craft

Make Your Setting REAL With Strategic Description

by Lisa Hall-Wilson Deep point of view really isn't difficult, but it requires a shift in your mindset in how you craft your fiction. Choosing setting and description details becomes very crucial to making a story come alive for readers. All things being equal (assuming you don't have a broken story, flat characters, lack tension, […]

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The Power of Silence on the Page

Writing coach Margie Lawson shows how fresh writing can heighten and deepen your story's moments of silence.

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The Craft of the Short Story

by Anthea Lawson Sharp Over the years I’ve made enough from selling short fiction on the side to help put my daughter through college, (though novel-writing is still my main income source). I’ve found that shorter works are enjoying a resurgence, and busy readers like having the option to read a smaller morsel before bedtime, […]

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10 Things I Learned Indie-Publishing My First Book

by Tari Lynn Jewett Last year, my first book #PleaseSayYes, was published in a limited edition, boxed set with other authors. When I got my rights back I decided to indie publish that book, and write four more to make it a series. I knew it would be a learning experience, but I had no […]

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A Fresh Look At "Writing What You Know"

Author and social worker Barbara Linn Probst shares the REAL secret to "writing what you know" to bring a richer depth to your story.

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