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hughhowey.com
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| | | | | In the first part of this series, I listed some of the insights I wish I'd known before I set out to become a writer. Those insights might not be equally useful to all people, and that same warning applies here as we dive into the writing process. I'm sharing these simply because I think [...] | |
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writersinthestormblog.com
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| | | | | How to use deep POV to make your reader forget they're reading. | |
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kmallan.com
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| | | | | First, let me say I understand it's ironic to write a post about writing advice being too much on a blog about writing advice, but I'm going to be as ironic as Alanis Morissette-and as bad as that dated reference-and write about it anyway. Most likely to the song, because let's face it, it's in... | |
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storyempire.com
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| | | Welcome back, SE'ers, to another edition of using power words in place of more common telling words. Today's word is HELD. Here are a couple of examples: The song held her attention. A better choice: The song caught/captured her attention. Or you could even turn it around and say something like: Captivated by the stirring... | ||
