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A Short Guide To Unusual Chronology - One young and one old version of a character circle a clock.
Writing
Fred Johnson

A Short Guide To Unusual Chronology

Time: you can ignore it, but you can’t escape it. With that sobering thought out of the way, let’s examine just what can be done about time in fiction. Just like in the real world, time and chronology will be present in your fiction whether you want them to be or not. You can choose

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5 Ways Ernest Hemingway Can Help You Improve Your Writing - Ernest Hemingway sits at a typewriter.
Writing
Fred Johnson

5 Ways Ernest Hemingway Can Help You Improve Your Writing

Ernest Hemingway might just be the most imitated writer of the past hundred years. His signature bare-bones style has gone on to inform pretty much every aspect of what we consider best practice in modern writing, and he’s been explicitly cited by writers including Stephen King, Raymond Carver, Ray Bradbury, and dozens of others. Hell,

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What You Need to Know About Doubling and Doppelgängers - A character points to an identical twin.
Writing
Robert Wood

What You Need to Know About Doubling and Doppelgängers

As far as literary tools go, doubling and doppelgängers aren’t exactly the most inviting. Doubles can be difficult to define, and umlauts don’t scream ‘easily accessible’. Despite this, it’s worth persevering, because these tools are a lot more versatile than you might think, strengthening themes and plot points, and forging connections within your story that

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How To Write A Character Who Can Carry A Series - A superhero carries a stack of books.
Writing
Rebecca Langley

How To Write A Character Who Can Carry A Series

Launching a series is golden. It’s that moment in Minesweeper when you hit the right square and a safety zone unfurls. You have eager readers for your next book. You have an agent waiting to read your manuscript. You have characters and backdrops for a long, long time. Or… do you? It’s not easy to

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