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5 Paths to Plotting Your Novel

Struggle with plotting? Janice hardy has 5 paths to help you solve the struggle. read more here.

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5 Ways to Keep Your Protagonist Proactive

Make that protagonist proactive! Prevent your story from flatlining by using these five methods to keep your main character off the couch.

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Story Genius - for Pantsers

Lisa Cron Great questions this month – so much to say, so let’s get started! Laura Drake asks: I have a question – I’ve read (no, studied) the first half of Story Genius, and it’s changed the way I write. My weakness is plotting (I don’t). So the second half of the book is lost […]

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Brainstorming: Tips For Getting More Out Of "What if..."

By Sharla Rae Some writers brainstorm on their own, some do it with another writer or a group of writers. My personal favorite is 'what-ifing' with my critique group. Along the way I learned a few things. I think the biggest lesson was that if I walked away disappointed, it was probably my own fault. […]

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Plot Fixer # 9 Plots That Rely On Coincidence and Contrivance

Writers In The Storm welcomes back double RITA finalist, Kara Lennox, a.k.a. Karen Leabo with her Plot Fixer blog series. Don’t miss Kara’s writing tips the first Friday of every month. Here are the links for Parts 1-8: Part 1 – Your Premise Isn’t Compelling Part 2 – How To Fix a Weak Opening Part […]

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