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Teaching others about writing is a common stream of income for authors. In this article, Gregg Millman shares another benefit for our own creativity. While hacking away as a screenwriter, I …
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Writers know that there is always room for improvement in terms of our craft. In this article, Dave Terruso explains how stretching our artistic comfort zone is good for our work. Plus, we all need to …
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Accuracy and authenticity are important in every kind of story but this is particularly true in crime, thriller and police procedural novels that involve law enforcement. Author and police officer, …
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Is it your dream to write a novel but you just don’t know where to start? Have you written lots of non-fiction but secretly, you'd love to write fiction? In today's interview, I talk to Grant Faulkner …
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It would be great if our first drafts were the end of the hard work of writing. Unfortunately, the first draft is often the beginning. Editor Harrison Demchick offers suggestions for making the …
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As H. R. D’Costa points out in this article, one of the best marketing strategies for authors is to write books that are gripping page-turners. In this post, she explains how story stakes are a great …
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