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Writing the end of the story first
Kinetic Writer: Discovering what it means to be a writer | July 14th 2008 by Yvette Beaudoin
I had an idea for a story this morning that started with character details, and I started writing some notes about the central theme: a friendship that develops between two characters. I didn’t worry about how it would begin or any of the locat read more
What I’ve Learned: Story Elements II - Situation
Authoressa’s Writing Journey | February 4th 2008 by Venessa Giunta
Creating situations can sometimes be difficult in much the same way creating characters can be difficult. Your situation must be believable, but it must also be universal in some way, so that the reader can relate to what your character is about to g read more
What I’ve Learned: Story Elements II - Situation
Authoressa’s Writing Journey | February 4th 2008 by Venessa Giunta
Creating situations can sometimes be difficult in much the same way creating characters can be difficult. Your situation must be believable, but it must also be universal in some way, so that the reader can relate to what your character is about to g read more
What I’ve Learned: Story Elements I - Character
Authoressa’s Writing Journey | January 27th 2008 by Venessa Giunta
In today's modern novel, it's not farfetched to say that character is king. Readers want to connect with characters, sympathize with them, especially your protagonist. To catch your reader and, more importantly, keep her, you must make her care about read more
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