Advice for Writers from Ansel Adams
Ansel Adams is famous for his black-and-white images of national parks and the American West—but Hilary Davidson discovered he had plenty of advice that works for writers, too.
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Revision for Pantsers
Strategies for painless revisions when flying by the seat of your pants is the only way you know how to write.
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Almost 10 Tips to Make Your Reader Laugh
Few authors can make readers laugh harder and longer than Steve Brewer. Now he shares almost ten (serious) tips on writing humor to engage readers.
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Techniques of the Plot Twist
The ‘twist’ is the pot of gold mystery/thriller writers are constantly chasing. More and more, a good twist ending seems to be required in the genre. But how you make that work?
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From Astrophysicist to Author: Tips for Making the Transition to Career Author.
Many authors dream of turning their passion for writing into a full-time job. But to make a successful transition, a fiction writer needs to carefully lay the groundwork for this real-life plot twist.
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Every journey begins with a first step. If you are determined to—at last!—write your book, author Bonnie MacBird offers basic strategies to get you going.
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