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How Can Authors Get Story Ideas from Clickbait Titles? The Answer Will Shock You!
Encouragement Writing

How Can Authors Get Story Ideas from Clickbait Titles? The Answer Will Shock You!

by Perry : 10.24.202010.25.2020

Ahh… clickbait. Those bizarre headlines that are annoyingly intriguing and make you feel like a failure for taking the bait […]

Book Review: Creating Character Arcs by K.M. Weiland
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Book Review: Creating Character Arcs by K.M. Weiland

by Faith : 03.16.201803.12.2018

Title: Creating Character Arcs Written By: K.M. Weiland Genre: Writing Helps/Non-fiction Recommended Ages: Any Introduction: I had never really thought […]

Writing Day #2: Exploring Three POVs
Mechanics Writing

Writing Day #2: Exploring Three POVs

by Amanda : 03.15.2018

It’s Writing Day at my house again! Which means it’s time to pull together another writing assignment for “my girls”–and […]

Writing Day #1: Favorite Book Analyses
Mechanics Self-Publishing

Writing Day #1: Favorite Book Analyses

by Amanda : 02.01.201801.31.2018

Every six weeks or so, I get together a group of local home-school students, and we have a Writing Day. […]

All the Beautiful People
Encouragement Writing

All the Beautiful People

by Perry : 10.13.201710.13.2017

I was just musing about something—a tendency I have. (You’ll have to let me know if I’m the only one.) […]

Let’s Talk Dialogue: When to Break the Rules
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Let’s Talk Dialogue: When to Break the Rules

by Perry : 08.29.201708.29.2017

Guest post by author EJ McCay   Good dialogue is a wonderful thing. It can grab a reader and pull […]

Book Review: Characters and Viewpoint
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Book Review: Characters and Viewpoint

by Perry : 08.25.201708.25.2017

(Affiliate link) Characters and Viewpoint by Orson Scott Card Vivid and memorable characters aren’t born: they have to be made   This book […]

What’s in a Name
Mechanics Writing

What’s in a Name

by Perry : 07.18.201707.18.2017

Naming characters is a fun process. But before you dive in head-first, there are a few things to think about […]

Puppet Writing 101
Mechanics Writing

Puppet Writing 101

by Perry : 06.29.201602.08.2017

So, you have this amazing story and you need some people to act it out in your book. Well, you’ve […]

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