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How to Write Good Dialogue

How to Write Good Dialogue

by Sara Twinkle

You crack up at the dialogue on the page, and your siblings stare at you like you’re crazy. You can’t even stop to blink because you need to read...

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How to Write Fantasy that Matters: 7 Tips That Will Revolutionize Your Story

How to Write Fantasy that Matters: 7 Tips That Will Revolutionize Your Story

by Ellie Estrema

You have always loved fantasy.  J.R.R. Tolkien, Andrew Peterson, J.K. Rowling, N.D. Wilson, C.S. Lewis, Jill Williamson, and S.D. Smith all have...

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Storytelling vs. Telling A Story: How To Emotionally Connect With Your Audience

Storytelling vs. Telling A Story: How To Emotionally Connect With Your Audience

by Lillianna Joy

The Difference Between Storytelling And Telling A Story Take a minute to just stop and imagine your favorite book in the entire world.  If you’re as...

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The Young Writer’s Guide To Finding Your Unique Writing Style

The Young Writer’s Guide To Finding Your Unique Writing Style

by Karissa Chmil

Writing style. The mystical key that most young writers feel like they need to discover—to understand, to master, to help make their words come...

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10 Ways Writing Short Stories Can Help You Write Great Novels

10 Ways Writing Short Stories Can Help You Write Great Novels

by Sara Twinkle

You’ve read wonderful novels and want to write one too. But the sheer length of a novel intimidates you, and you wonder, Should I start with a novel...

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How To Write A First Chapter That Hooks Readers

How To Write A First Chapter That Hooks Readers

by Kayleigh Idea

If you’ve been writing for any amount of time, you’re probably aware of the importance of the first chapter. Arguably, the first chapter is the most...

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Why No One Will Finish Your Book: The Importance Of Sympathetic Characters

Why No One Will Finish Your Book: The Importance Of Sympathetic Characters

by Lillianna Joy

You have a story.  You have an incredible, original idea, an immersive world, and creative, well thought out prose.  But no one enjoys your book....

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How To Write About Heavy Topics Without Getting Overwhelmed

How To Write About Heavy Topics Without Getting Overwhelmed

by Kara Swanson

What makes the difference between a well-written piece of fictional entertainment—and a soulful story that leaves a lasting imprint on your reader’s...

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