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Three Ways Writers Tell, Not Show (And How You Can Fix Them) #writing @Janice_Hardy

One of my favorite writing coaches is here with us to dish some helpful advice on Show and Tell. Please welcome Janice Hardy and read on… Show, don’t...
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Your character's choice of careers shows readers what they value most. The Occupation Thesaurus can help you with...

Jobs are as important for our characters as they are for real people. A character’s career might be their dream job or one they’ve chosen due to necessity....
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Chop out a subplot? Remove a character? Here's how to Fix "Rips" in Our Story @jamigold #writing #revising

As we write, we weave our characters, plot, dialogue, action, narrative, backstory, etc. together to create a full picture for our readers. However, during the...
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Layering Characters for Believable Fiction @VictoriaMixon #writing #amwriting

Layering: the deepest, richest, most compelling aspect of character  We hear a lot of talk about “layering” as a storytelling device. The...
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Wonder how you can show (not tell) readers what your character's passions are? Try the Occupation Thesaurus! Here's:...

Jobs are as important for our characters as they are for real people. A character’s career might be their dream job or one they’ve chosen due to necessity....
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