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  1. Lamkin
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    Getting Story Ideas - Writing Inside the Box

    Getting story ideas – Thinking inside the box When designing a story to really grab a reader's attention, the phrases, “writing what you know”...
    Thread by: Lamkin, Mar 5, 2015, 28 replies, in forum: Articles
  2. peachalulu
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    Using Pop Culture To Find Themes

    Theme for me is the backbone of my story. The sum of what it's all about. It can be something as vague as revenge to something more exact like...
    Thread by: peachalulu, Feb 21, 2015, 18 replies, in forum: Articles
  3. qwertyportne
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    Story Fire & Faction

    "Story Fire" sets the stage for "Faction" by reminding writers that stories, though fiction, have the power to change lives. "Faction" can help...
    Thread by: qwertyportne, Jan 28, 2015, 3 replies, in forum: Articles
  4. peachalulu
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    How to Glean Writing Tips from your Favorite Books

    I’m a big fan of reading literary studies and occasionally I like going over a book or a passage with a more insightful – the writer, not just...
    Thread by: peachalulu, Oct 9, 2014, 10 replies, in forum: Articles
  5. Thomas Kitchen
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    F.O.C.U.S.

    This article is mainly for beginner writers, but I’m sure it would be of use for more advanced writers as well, even if only to go back to the...
    Thread by: Thomas Kitchen, Feb 13, 2014, 14 replies, in forum: Articles
  6. JBeckingham
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    One Rule to Rule Them All

    Writing has a lot of rules – from the more inflexible rules of comprehension to the far more slippery and opinion driven “rules” of style. While a...
    Thread by: JBeckingham, Jun 11, 2013, 9 replies, in forum: Articles
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