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Education and Craft
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3 Tips for Learning to Write Faster
Book Writing Terms You Should Know
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Getting Started on the ALC
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How Point of View Can Affect the Relatability of a Poem
How Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Can Improve Their Craft
How to Derive Humor from Life and Integrate it into Your Writing
How to Improve Your Writing
How Using the Five Senses in Writing Can “Show” Readers
Humor Columnist Erik Deckers on Integrating Humor into Your Writing
Jo Furniss on How Her Background as a Journalist Has Influenced Her Fiction Writing
Keeping Current on Industry Trends to Develop Your Craft as a Writer
Lisa Beazley on Her Transition from Journalist to Fiction Writer
Perfect Pairings: How to build characters who capture the hearts of your readers, your editors, and each other
Story Elements and Tips that Will Capture Readers
The Importance of Continuing Education and Learning in Becoming a Writer
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The Importance of the Craft of Writing and Tips to Improve
The Importance of Using All Five Senses When Writing Descriptions
Tips for Writing a First Page that Captures a Reader’s Attention
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