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Book Blurbs That Sell

Award-winning writer, Laurie Schnebly Campbell, defines the essence of a book blurb with three "do's and don'ts" to help you get it right.

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Love or Hate 'em Sometimes a Prologue is Needed

Rumors say readers either hate or love prologues. But a strong prologue will pull any reader into and through the story.

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Dead Zone Ahead: The Sagging Middle

Do you get stuck in that "dead zone" halfway through the story? (aka "the sagging middle"...where great ideas weaken and stagnate. Read on to fix it!

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Stop Writing and Other Ways to Improve Your Writing

Stop and ask yourself, how much have you written today? Writing productivity isn’t only about the word count. It's about understanding your own workflow.

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Ways to Know Your Characters, Part 5- Impact on Plot

A character's impact on the plot involves all their traits. Background, personality, flaws, and strengths influence the plot and move the story forward.

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