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May
3
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When to start a new paragraph and when to start a new “scene”
Apr
28
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Critique: three person dialogue
Apr
18
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Title Choice: “The Girl [Without/Who Didn't Have] A Soul”
Apr
16
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Is it a bad idea to have all the action in the beginning and all the dialogue in the end?
Apr
15
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Tips for describing features of unusual place that I often visit
Apr
13
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When to use the character's name and when to use she/he?
Apr
10
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How to improve the ending of my short novel (mostly dialogue)?
Apr
9
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Will this opening and dialogue grab the reader's attention? And how can I improve it?
Mar
1
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How to improve/fix this short introductory paragraph and dialog?
Aug
7
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Any suggestions to improve these three introductory paragraphs of a novel I'm writing (e.g. writing style, description and flow)?
Jul
17
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Does it look unprofessional to have my name and all the titles of my website in lower-case?
Jul
6
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Using a town to symbolize/represent a character within a story (fiction)?
Jul
4
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How can I improve this description which includes actions?
Jun
20
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Will the word “seek” be associated with the word “sick” if it is present in the title of my book?
Jun
4
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It is unprofessional to use double exclamation marks and CAPS in a product or service?
May
7
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What are some possible reasons of why my readers preferred this “writing” over the others two?
Apr
26
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What's the best and clearer way of presenting a character description for a novel?
Apr
26
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How many words (or lines) are long enough to make someone think about his life but short enough to hook lazy readers?
Apr
25
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How to attract the average reader to an “intellectual” novel?
Apr
24
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Will my readers feel like they are reading a children's storybook if there are illustrations in my novel?
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