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story
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Using Tropes to Fix a Weak Plot
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I am heavily plotting Post-Apocalyptic Ninjas (with Mechs!) in a vain effort to forget that, right now, agents are judging my soul . It...
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Tropes vs. Cliches
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A trope (in a story sense) is any plot, character, setting, device, or pattern that we recognize as such. It's kind of everything, from ...
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The Power of Story
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I sometimes come across the opinion that non-fiction is "useful" while fiction is purely for entertainment. For someone who loves ...
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Hey! Writing's Actually Useful!
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I love writing, but aside from crafting novels doomed to obscurity, it's a skill I rarely find useful. Knowing how to write a query lett...
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Spoiler Camps
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There are two extremes when it comes to thinking about spoilers. On one side, there is the ALL SPOILERS ARE BAD camp. These folks seem to be...
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Where Do You Get Your Ideas?
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Someone asked me this the other day. I didn't have a good answer then; I kinda shrugged and said, "Everywhere." I didn't k...
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Hero's Journey
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Last time I talked about the Three Act Structure as a way to map out your story. Today I want to talk about the Monomyth, or the Hero's ...
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Three Acts
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By popular demand (8 out of 15 votes), the new working title for my WIP is The Cunning . I want to thank everyone who voted and commented. Y...
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Up and Interpretations of a Story
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Chapters Edited: 20 Scenes Edited: 67 Words Murdered: 5078 (6.6%) People whose butt Sam has kicked: 42 People who've kicked Sam's bu...
Elements of Fiction: Why?
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I've been reading this book, Blue Like Jazz , where Donald Miller talks about his Christian journey in decidedly non-religious terms. It...
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