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Don’t Let Writing Rules Stifle Your Creativity

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Learning the rules can help you know when, where, and how to break them in the most creative way possible.

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Tips for How to Choose the Right Sentences – Helping Writers Become Authors

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There is not anything more foundational to writing than choosing just the right words for your sentences. Here are some excellent tips on how to choose wisely.

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7 Ways to Use NaNoWriMo to Make You a Better Writer All Year Long

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Gaining and practicing skills that will serve you in the long term provides you with an invaluable leg up on the rest of your writing career. Here are seven that fit the bill.

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Are Your Characters Under-Developed? Here’s a Helpful Guide to Find Out – NY Book Editors

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Here’s an Rx for under-developed characters.

Characterization. It’s, without a doubt, one of the hardest parts of writing a novel. It is the aim of every writer to create an authentic and infinitely unique character that readers will treasure. But, sometimes and somehow, the more you try, the more unrealistic the character becomes. So, what’s the answer? How do you do… Read more »

Source: Are Your Characters Under-Developed? Here’s a Helpful Guide to Find Out – NY Book Editors