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Is your scene structure moving your story forward? This week’s reblog comes from C. S. Lakin’s Live Write Thrive. It is the final installment in a series of 12 Fatal Flaws of Fiction Writing.
This month we wrap up our yearlong look at the 12 Fatal Flaws of Fiction Writing. Editor Rachel Starr Thomson opens up our look at Fatal Flaw #12: Flawed Writing Mechanics. We’ll be looking a…
Source: Writing Mechanics: Scene Structure as a Mini Novel | Live Write Thrive
Leave a Comment“It’s easier to have discussions about foreshadowing techniques when almost everyone knows the story. Since The Fault in Our Stars (TFIOS) was a runaway YA crossover bestseller and a major motion picture…”
Source: Foreshadowing: Tips to Create Mood & Tone » Writeonsisters.com
Leave a CommentHow to format your manuscript for an agent or editor so that it won’t be tossed away on sight…in other words, how to use the industry standard to let people know that you mean business.
Source: This Itch of Writing: the blog: You will never annoy anyone if you present a manuscript like this
Leave a CommentShould you do NanoWriMo or not? Chuck Wendig over at terribleminds has some thoughts on the matter.
Source: Why You Should Do NaNoWriMo… And Why You Shouldn’t « terribleminds: chuck wendig
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