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World-Building 105: Putting It on the Page
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To recap the last few posts, we've talked about the following: What world-building is and how to get started How to keep your world-buil...
World-Building 104: Making a World That's Compelling
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This is part of a series on fictional world-building. We've talked about how to get started , how to organize your thoughts , and how yo...
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World-Building 103: Maps!
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Today, we're going to talk about one of my favorite parts of world-building: maps! This is the third part of a series on world-building....
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World-Building 102: Getting Organized
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Last week, we talked about what world-building is and how to get started . Among other things, we learned that world-building is... well, it...
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Setting Up Character Growth
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Writing a compelling story requires a lot of ingredients. One key ingredient is the character arc. Compelling characters—especially protagon...
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The Pressure We Put On Ourselves
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A lot of what I write here is projection. That is to say, a lot of my advice are things I need to remind myself. And one thing I constantly ...
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What Readers Really Want
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“And so,” he said, “in the end, what must we determine? Is it the intellect of a genius that we revere? If it were their artistry, the beaut...
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Injecting Emotion
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Most writers don't think of ourselves as actors, but we are a little bit. We have to imagine what our characters are feeling and then po...
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How to Write in Dark Times
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It is objectively difficult to create when it feels like the world, including the networks and structures we take for granted, is crumbling ...
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I Have to Rewrite the Whole Thing?!
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They say you have to murder your darlings, and you think, sure, I get that—a phrase here, a sentence there... But what if the feedback is th...
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Seeing What the Reader Sees
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One of the hardest but most important aspects of editing your own work is reading it with fresh eyes. You can (and should!) do this with bet...
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Who Are You Writing For?
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With the US's ongoing slide into a literal banana republic,* it is very difficult for me to think about writing and writing tips. I'...
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What To Do With All That Feedback
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If you're serious about writing, then you need to be serious about getting feedback. You might ask friends to read your work, swap draft...
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If it's not an experiment, why bother?
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I've had to take an extra break here due to sickness (and what a time to take a break!), but I read something a few days ago that's...
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How to Write SFF: The Concept of Abeyance
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If you're going to write sci-fi or fantasy, then you need to know about abeyance. Abeyance in fiction is the reader's willingness t...
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Prequels, Can They Ever Be Good?
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The year was 1999. My generation hadn't had a new Star Wars movie in sixteen years. We believed the series was done. Over. The trilogy h...
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