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The Perfect Story: Flow

In considering the virtues of a perfect tale, some things come to mind that ought to be mentioned but that are rather easy to discuss.

You and Your Ugly Baby

I was working on a scene yesterday that somehow felt flabby. The prose itself was fine, but I realized that the underlying action, what was

Appealing to the Senses, Part 2

Last week I wrote about appealing to the senses and stated that humans have more than just the five sensory inputs that you learned in

The Perfect Story: Balance

I’ve been talking about some of the attributes that I would look for in a perfect story, whether it be a novel, movie, or short

The Man Who Learned Better

It has been said that there are only a few types of stories—the “boy meets girl,” “the hero journey,” etc. One of the most popular

Handling Multiple Viewpoints

When you’re writing a novel, you will find that if you stick to only one point of view, it can be rather stifling.  The problem

How to Write Heros and Anti-Heros
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Heroes and Anti-heroes

When you’re writing a novel, you may create a protagonist who is “heroic,” or one who is an “anti-hero.” But do you know the difference

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