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Writer Wednesday – Sympathy for the Devil: The Devil You Know
We can take a valuable lesson about villains away from the Harry Potter series. No, not Voldemort. Voldemort is more…
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Writer Wednesday – The Registered Mail Myth
This is not the topic I had planned for today, but it needs to be addressed. Twice in the last…
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Writer Wednesday – Coming to Terms: Narrative Mode Pt. 3
By far, this is the shortest section of my in depth look at narrative mode. It is part of what…
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Writer Wednesday – Coming to terms: Narrative Mode Pt. 2
Having established the nature of our narrator in part one, we must now understand how they are saying what they…
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Writer Wednesday – Coming To Terms: Narrative Mode Pt. 1
It’s been a while since we visited the Coming To Terms series here. My most recent entry into the WotF…
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Writer Wednesday – Fan Fiction 2
As you may recall, I’ve spoken on the matter of fan fiction a little over a year ago. At that…
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Writer Wednesday – John Green and the Platform
Maybe you’ve heard of him, maybe you haven’t. He has only been around for around 8 years or so. In…
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Writer Wednesday – Mourning an Author
I seem to be unique in my perspective on this matter of mourning an author. No one talks about Samuel…
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Writer Wednesday – Write What Won’t Sell
It sounds like insanity doesn’t it? Why would you write something that you know isn’t going to sell? Before you…
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Writer Wednesday – The Write Tools 1
I am listing this as a numbered title because it may eventually become an ongoing series. I haven’t quite decided…
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Writer Wednesday – Writing Pacemaker
I suspect almost every writer struggles with keeping productive. I say almost because I can think of one who spent…
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