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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “how to write a story”

Extreme Book Makeover: Reconnecting with your Story

I wrote a story 5 years ago that I didn’t finish called Limelight. A project for what I called our “Blog-A-Book” series, Limelight was a teaching novella that put application …

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how to keep your story flowhow to write a storyreconnecting with your characters

Finding the Truth of Your Character

Watching an interview with Brad Pitt on Inside The Actor’s Studio, an acting student asked, “What are your processes and how have they changed?” Pitt wisely answered, “My processes is …

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fictionhow to write a great storyhow to write a storyRachel Hauckscene flowtherapy thoughtwriting

Conversations: How to start your Scene

“How is your NaNoWriMo manuscript going?” I set my coffee down at the table where Sally sat waiting for me, drinking coffee and eating a cookie. A light frost tipped …

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how to start your sceneHow to write a novelhow to write a storyNaNoWriMoSusan May Warren

Quick Skills: Tips and Tricks for building Scenes

There are three stages to the discovery stage of writing a novel: Character development, Story development, and Scene development.  Like building a house, the book takes shape as you craft …

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