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Jan 26	comment	What work better for the following piece of writing? Past or present tense? @Neil Fein I guess I want some sense of immediacy in the opening paragraph. I'm not sure about the rest (I haven't thought about the rest of the story). I think I don't want to use first-person since I want to hide the main character's true feelings (e.g. she's scared of getting engaged).
Jan 26	comment	What work better for the following piece of writing? Past or present tense? @Neil Fein How about now?
Jan 26	revised	What work better for the following piece of writing? Past or present tense? added 118 characters in body
Jan 26	revised	What work better for the following piece of writing? Past or present tense? added 70 characters in body
Jan 26	revised	What work better for the following piece of writing? Past or present tense? added 1 characters in body
Jan 26	asked	What work better for the following piece of writing? Past or present tense?
Jan 23	accepted	Do the characters in the following dialogue sound the same?
Jan 21	revised	Do the characters in the following dialogue sound the same? added 28 characters in body
Jan 21	asked	Do the characters in the following dialogue sound the same?
Jan 20	revised	Writing exercises to practice the art of giving unique voice to characters? deleted 7 characters in body
Jan 20	asked	Writing exercises to practice the art of giving unique voice to characters?
Jan 14	asked	Should I remove scenes that I myself find “boring”?
Jan 12	accepted	How to keep the reader engaged in a novel where “not much happens”?
Jan 10	accepted	Is it a bad practice to occasionally add first-person narrative to third-person narrative?
Jan 10	comment	How to keep the reader engaged in a novel where “not much happens”? @Kristof Claes Actually I started writing after reading his work. Well, In those books, many things "happen" in my opinion (e.g. Naoko dies, Sumire disappears, and Kafka has sex with his mom and 'kills' his dad). But I think I know what you mean.
Jan 10	revised	How to keep the reader engaged in a novel where “not much happens”? added 1 characters in body
Jan 10	revised	How to keep the reader engaged in a novel where “not much happens”? added 1 characters in body
Jan 10	asked	How to keep the reader engaged in a novel where “not much happens”?
Dec 30	comment	Is it a bad practice to occasionally add first-person narrative to third-person narrative? Thanks for the feedback! (Man, writing is harder than I imagined).
Dec 29	revised	Is it a bad practice to occasionally add first-person narrative to third-person narrative? deleted 2 characters in body