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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Plotting”

3 Tips to Strengthen the End of Your Novel

by Beth K. Vogt, @bethvogt In a recent author Q&A, I was asked what part of the writing process challenged me the most. The actual question was: What part of the …

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Beth K VogtBeth K. VogtBeth VogtcraftfictionNovels

Kissing Book Basics

by Angela Ruth Strong, @AngelaRStrong There’s almost nothing better than a kissing book, and according to a recent review, the kissing scene in my latest novel ranked right up there …

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Angela Ruth StrongAngela Strongkissinglove storyRomance

Lookin’ For Trouble

By Dalyn Weller, @DalynWeller As you sit down in your comfy chair to write the next scene in your masterpiece, please be considerate and cause a fair amount of trouble …

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conflictDalyn WellerStorytrouble

Follow the Leader

by Andrea Christenson, @AndreaC_Author One of my daughters has a habit that drives me crazy. When we are walking together anywhere, she will always trail behind me by a half …

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adviceAndrea ChristensonExpertHelp

What’s The Point?

by Michelle Sass Aleckson, @MchelleAleckson As authors we talk a lot about goals. The main character needs a clear goal for a story to have any momentum. Goals can present themselves as …

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