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WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®
Helping writers become bestselling authors
Setting
Less Is More—When It Comes to Describing Setting
Use Conflict to Target a Character’s Soft Spots
Setting Description Mistakes that Weaken a Story
How Symbolism Adds Depth to a Story
The Art (and Importance) of Specifically Ambiguous Writing
A Mother Lode of Resources on Writing Conflict
Nods, Smiles, and Frowns: How Can We Avoid “Talking Heads”…and Cliches?
Should We Think of Our Setting as a Character?
How to Describe a Location You’ve Never Visited
Mastering Show, Don’t Tell
What Can the Best Metaphors in Literature Teach Us About Writing?
Using Backward Design to Plan Your Story
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