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

3 Reasons Twitter & Writers are a Perfect Match

I remember the first time I ventured onto twitter. It’s an intimidating site, full of unfamiliar terms and strange rules. Beyond that, the more people I followed, the more confusing …

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3 Reasons Twitter & Writers are a Perfect MatchEdie MelsonLearn how to write a novelmy book therapyPublishing TipsSocial Media for WritersWriting Instruction

A Different Perspective on Social Media

I teach social media to writers all over the country. Beyond that, I field a lot of questions about etiquette. I try to get to everything in a timely fashion, …

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A Different Perspective on Social MediaEdie MelsonLearn how to write a novelmy book therapySocial Media for Writers

Is Social Media Worth the Effort for Authors?

Social media. Often just the mention of this subject conjures up hours of time. First there’s the time it takes to hang out online, then the time it takes to …

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Edie MelsonIs social media worth the effort for authorsLearn how to write a novelmy book therapySocial Media for Writers

Social Media Doesn’t Work For Me . . . and Other Lies People Believe

I get a lot of emails and phone calls from people who really believe social media doesn’t work for them. They’ve convinced themselves that they are the exception to the …

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Edie MelsonLearn how to write a novelmy book therapySocial Media Doesn't Work for MeSocial Media for WritersSocial Media Lies People BelieveSocial Media Minute

Build powerful TURNING POINTS in a novel (An Equation!)

For most authors, setting up the right Act 1 feels natural – you introduce a character, give him a problem, invite him on a journey and then. . . All …

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Act 2building story tensionHow to write a novelHow to write Turning PointsLearn how to write a noveltension
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