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My Books
Gabby’s Secret
Back cover: Third-grader Gabby Honeycutt is devastated when her teacher asks... read more
Hook Me: What to Include in Your First Chapter
You only have one chance to hook an editor or agent with your first chapter.... read more
Altared Plans
The perfect day. The perfect marriage. The perfect groom. WHAT COULD GO WRONG?... read more
Characters
Point of View Part 1
It’s important to understand point of view, or POV. Many new writers don’t understand POV and it shows in their writing. Don’t let this happen to you. Omniscient POV This POV isn’t used as widely as it once was. It …
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Tagged Children's literature, point of view in fiction, Writer, writing, writing a book, writing a novel, Writing Fiction, Young-adult fiction
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Coincidence in Writing Fiction
Have you ever read a book and said, “That’s too coincidental?” If you have, you’re not alone. I finished reading a book yesterday and thought there were far too many coincidences in the storyline. In fact, by the end of …
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Tagged Coincidence, fiction, Plot, writers resources, writing, writing a book, writing a novel, writing advice, Writing Fiction
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Writing Schedule
Some writers prefer to write during the early morning hours while others choose to pen their words late at night. Still others use snatches of time throughout the day. Is one time better than another?
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Credibility in Writing Fiction
Credibility in your writing is crucial if you want readers to suspend disbelief and immerse themselves in your story. For example, I’ve watched a television show that’s set in a city in California with which I’m very familiar. I know …
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