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Diamonds in the Rough Draft - Writing Scenes that Matter

Don’t waste words. Every scene is critical. Joseph Lallo shows us how to make scenes important and weave them into a powerful story that matters to readers.

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Writing Memorable Character Flaws

Memorable character flaws can help make your story a great one that readers remember. Keep your readers involved with interestingly flawed characters.

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Want Your Characters to Stand Out? Give Them a Skill

How can writers make sure their characters have that WOW factor that ensures they stay with readers long after the book closes?

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How To “Go Deeper” Into A Character’s Emotions

Emotions serve three specific purposes: to inform us, to protect us, to warn us. It's a framework to find the why behind what your character thinks and does.

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Lies, Secrets, and Scars Create Better Characters

A simple character profile is flat. But his lies, secrets and scars create an emotional journey that turns your story into a book readers can’t put down.

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