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Fiction, Memoir, and the Machine of Story
September 3, 2019
By
Merrill Feitell
Categories:
Writing & Editing Process
Tags:
character development
,
creative writing
,
revising your writing
If you're finding that your narrative's energy is flagging, try pinpointing your protagonist's defining characteristic. Here's how that can help your story.
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Fiction, Memoir, and the Machine of Story
When It Comes to Research, Is the Web Enough?
April 8, 2016
By
Suzanne Mantell
Categories:
Writing & Editing Process
Tags:
fact checking
,
writing research
,
writing resources
Is the internet today's primary research tool? Can it, as it did for Weir, substitute for direct experience? The answer is—yes and no.
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When It Comes to Research, Is the Web Enough?
Your 10-Second Pitch to Agents and Editors
April 29, 2012
By
Monica Faulkner
Categories:
Selling Your Writing
Tags:
getting published
,
literary agents
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Your 10-Second Pitch to Agents and Editors
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