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Make Your Setting Work Harder

Are you using setting to its greatest effect? Julie Glover addresses how to use setting to reveal and challenge your characters.

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Why Does My Story Feel Broken?

When your story feels broken, and neither you nor your beta reader can pinpoint the problem, Jaime Buckley shows four steps to fix the problem.

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The Mirror Is Not Your Friend

Learn how to describe a character in POV without using mirror scenes. Discover natural ways to reveal appearance through memory, emotion, and relationships.

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How to Write Powerful Scenes that Engage Your Readers

Scenes are the muscles that move stories forward. That's their function. Learn how to write powerful scenes that engage your readers in part two of this series.

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What Does Your Swag Say?

We love picking up swag, but how does swag reflect your brand when you're an author? Amy M. Reade shares some helpful suggestions.

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