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Jan
20
comment What's Essential In A Combat Scene?
Mmh, that makes me think. Maybe what's missing is the good old conflict, like in each good scene. Because the author describes an obvious conflict (the fight), he forgets the inner conflicts.
Jan
20
comment What's Essential In A Combat Scene?
@Lauren: You'll burn next to him! :]
Jan
20
comment What's Essential In A Combat Scene?
I will burn you, heretic, as soon as I catch you! ;) Pick a book with a battle scene you like, @One Monkey. If you don't know one, don't write them.
Jan
20
answered What's Essential In A Combat Scene?
Jan
20
revised How can one make technical issues more accessible to a non-technical audience?
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Jan
13
answered Is it worth switching to Dvorak?
Jan
13
answered Correct spelling errors while writing or after you've finished?
Jan
8
comment Should freelance writers keep their online business separate from offline?
What's the difference between freelance writers and other writers? Is it a synonym for "professional writer"?
Jan
8
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Jan
8
revised Should I translate my own writings into a second language I also know well?
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Jan
6
revised original story climaxes - rules / guidelines for this?
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Dec
21
answered What is the key reference documentation and how should I cite BASH?
Dec
20
revised Should DOIs ever be preferred to ISBNs?
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Dec
20
answered Strategies for shortening texts
Dec
20
comment How can one make technical issues more accessible to a non-technical audience?
@Charles: No, they are not a lot of work to do well. If you use the right tools (like Tex/Latex), they are much easier than you think. And if you care about what you have written, an index is a must-have.
Dec
19
comment How much swearing is TOO much? (And how much is not enough?)
There must be a reason for Misery.
Dec
19
comment How can multiple viewpoints be used without breaking the flow of the story?
Have you considered the possibility, that your story is not suitable for a first-person point of view? I'm not saying, that your approach does not work. But you should make clear, that your story does not benefit from a general third person perspective.
Dec
17
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Dec
17
comment Fictional diary for a novel
Thanks, @Ethan, when I've already watched the movie, I do not read the book. Therefore it is not on my list.
Dec
16
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