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The Shadow Before -- Thoughts on Foreshadowing

Author James Preston explores foreshadowing in fiction. How it keeps readers engaged, links your story together, and why it's such a useful writing technique.

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Deepen Your Character Development Using Personality Theory

Looking for a way to create memorable characters? Use personality theory to bring your characters to life on the page. (Includes comprehensive examples!)

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Writing Procedurals: When You’re Not a Lawyer, Doctor or Cop

Veteran thriller writer, Rebecca Forster, offers five tips to help authors write authentic police procedurals and thrillers. We love this practical how-to.

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Top 20 Mistakes Developmental Editors See in Manuscripts

Six developmental editors share the most common mistakes they find -- and would love authors to correct before sending in their manuscripts.

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Picture Book Word Counts: Minimalism to Modern Stories

How many words are in a children's story? 100? 1,000? The answer might surprise you. The essence of picture book creation is a balance between text and images.

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