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Six Ways to Improve a Sentence

by Christina Miller, @CLMillerbooks We all want our readers to fly through the pages of our books without awkward or confusing lines to slow them down. Often, we accomplish this …

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Happily ever after—is it worth it?

by Lisa Jordan, @lisajordan I’m a sucker for happy endings. I admit it and make no apologies for it.  I’ve heard complaints about romance novels being predictable—they end the same …

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Four Ways Writers Can Think Visually

by David Rawlings, @DavidJRawlings We are visual creatures. We always have been – at the start of my academic teaching career back in 2000 the statistic that was constantly bandied around was …

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Turn Your SEQ Into a GMC Sentence

by  Heidi Main, @HeidiMain Having a hard time writing your first few chapters? Gather your internal and external GMC’s and you’ll be set! I recently plotted a book with the …

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Why the past matters.

My men were in charge of the remote this weekend. (Which meant I got a lot of reading done!) But, I did wander down to our home theater to take …

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Dark Moment Storyplotting
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