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Expanding a Short Story Into a Novel | Writer’s Digest
Expanding a Short Story Into a Novel | Writer’s Digest
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10 Tips For Writing a Family Drama Novel | Writer’s Digest
10 Tips For Writing a Family Drama Novel | Writer’s Digest
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Secrets of the Action Genre: How to Write an Exciting Story
How to Develop a Theme for Your Story
22 new books to consider reading in 2022 | Fortune
Here is a sampling of nonfiction and fiction titles to consider reading as they will be published in the first half of 2022.
— Read on fortune.com/2021/12/25/new-books-nonfiction-fiction-memoirs-novels-2022/
How To Edit A Book (Self Editing Tips From a 4X Bestseller)
The first draft of your book is done and it’s time to edit. Learn how to setup a simple 3-step editing method and other tips on Scribe.
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22 Agents Seeking Novels in 2021 – Bookfox
22 Agents Seeking Novels in 2021 – Bookfox
— Read on thejohnfox.com/2020/01/22-agents-seeking-literary-and-genre-novels-in-2020/
Synopsis: Definition and Examples | LiteraryTerms.net
Clear definition and great examples of Synopsis. This article will show you the importance of Synopsis and how to use it. A synopsis is a brief summary that gives audiences an idea of what a composition is about.
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Suspense in Literature: Definition & Examples – Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com
Suspense in literature is a feeling used by authors to hold the reader’s interest. Explore the definition and examples of suspense and learn about…
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Six top tips for writing crime fiction – National Centre for Writing
Author Julia Crouch shares her top six tips for writing great crime fiction: Start off by filling it with conflict and cutting the waffle.
— Read on nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/article/crime-fiction-tips/