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#04: Fiction Character Creator 3.0
Have to be honest, there wasn’t a 2.0… or even a 1.0… At this stage in outlining, we don’t need to know every character. Instead, we only need to create the main characters who will help us understand...
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#03: Build-A-Blurb
Please don’t sue us Build-A-Bear… Blurbs—that is, back-cover description of a book—are an essential tool in a writer’s arsenal because it allows us to gauge interest in a story. Starting with a blurb before...
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#02: The Idea Machine
It’s you. You’re the idea machine. Step one? Create an idea. Step two? Well, there is no step two. Okay, okay. Fine. Let’s break it down a little more, shall we? Ideation is the first step in outlining,...
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#01: The Pants and the Plans
Ah, yes. A far better alternative to the birds and the bees. Both the pants and the plans refer to the type of writer you are and can be. Pant-style writers fly by the seat of their pants, and Plan-style...
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#02: Apostrophe’s Role in Ruining Relationships
Like the IRS (or even your ex-boyfriend/girlfriend), apostrophes are possessive. Everything is theirs. Michael Scott’s paper. Dwight’s beets. Jim’s pranks. Pam’s art. Stanley’s diabetes. So, this all...
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