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Featured image of Seven helpful considerations for choosing a point of view character
Find out how to choose a point of view character to bring your writing to the next level....
Featured image of How to avoid head hopping and point of view violations
When we talk about point of view, we also have to talk about point of view violations and head hopping. So, let's get started......
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Who doesn't want to be an efficient and successful writer? Discover four soldier tips to reach your goals....
Featured image of Five writing lessons from the walking dead
What lessons could a writer take from a zombie tv show? A lot as it turns out....
Featured image of Ten tips to prepare for NaNoWriMo
Familiarize yourself with ten tip to prepare for National Novel Writing Month and win the challenge....
Featured image of The ten most common punctuation mistakes and how to avoid them in your writing
Discover ten most common punctuation mistakes and how to avoid them to become a better writer....
Featured image of How to write a great romance novel
Explore the five core elements to write a great romance novel your readers will love....
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Some writers dislike limited point of view but it has a lot of advantages. Find out which they are....
Featured image of Point of view in fiction
Discover what forms of point of view exist and when to use which in your writing....
Featured image of Six tips for using dialogue tags
Find out how to master the use of dialogue tags in your writing with these six tips....
Featured image of How to use action beats in your writing
If you want to master well-written dialogues, it’s important to know how to use action beats like a pro....
Featured image of The golden rule of writing - show dont tell
"Show, don't tell" is called the golden rule of writing. Find out why and when to break this rule....

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