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The Power of Silence on the Page

Writing coach Margie Lawson shows how fresh writing can heighten and deepen your story's moments of silence.

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5 Tips for Writing Great Dialogue from Gilmore Girls

Julie Glover give 5 tips for writing great dialogue, using Gilmore Girls scenes to highlight these principles you can put into practice in your novel.

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Down with the Rules?

Writer and teacher, Lori Freeland talks about many tried and true writing rules, showing your how and when to break them (and still keep the reader happy).

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Backstory: The More I Know, The Less You Have To

Piper Bayard breaks down what you need to know about the backstory so you can convey the core information about your characters and world to your reader.

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Five Tips for Writing Tears that Carry Power

By Margie Lawson I’ve read the same wording about tears in too many books.  Tears stream and streak, glint and glisten, flee and flow, prickle and trickle.  They slip, slide, run, roll, seemingly unstoppable. Tears blur vision, soak hair, get wiped, get blinked.  But some tears are unshed, unspent, unspilled, or unspecified. Sobs can choke and […]

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