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WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®
Helping writers become bestselling authors
Setting
Using Your Setting to Characterize
Using the 5 Elements of Writing to Immerse Readers
Top Story World and Story Bible Tips
Continuing a Series: Is This Info Too Repetitive?
The Pirate’s Guide to Writing Fantasy
Four Must-Haves in the First Two Paragraphs of Every Chapter or Scene
Turn Your Readers into Detectives
How to Create Mood Effectively in Your Fiction
Improve Your Storytelling in 5 Minutes
Does Your Story Need a Hit of Organic Conflict? Look to Your Setting.
How to Use Real Life to Inspire Your Fiction
Less Is More—When It Comes to Describing Setting
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