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How Many Scenes Does It Take to Tell Your Story?

Sarah (Sally) Hamer examines the question many writers want to know: how many scenes do we actually need to include in our stories?

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The Yin and Yang Relationship Between Psychology and Storytelling

Stefan Emunds demystifies the process of applying psychology to storytelling to enhance your skills and the readers’ experience.

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Create Stronger Characters by Giving Them Roles

Janice Hardy shares her favorite trick that she uses makes plotting and character development a whole lot easier -- she gives each character a role.

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Using Impossible Choices to Empower Your Conflict

Shirley Jump shows us how to make a book so incredibly compelling, the reader can’t put it down, and must stay up until two in the morning to see how it ends.

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Why First Person POV Is NOT Deep POV

First Person POV is not automatically deep POV. Lisa Hall Wilson shows us where first person POV is different from Deep POV.

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