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10 Tips for Writing Dialogue That Is Natural and Engaging

Crafting believable conversations is a skill every writer must master. Writing dialogue that feels authentic, moves the story forward, and resonates with readers can elevate your storytelling to the next level. In this post, we’ll explore ten essential tips to help you improve your dialogue-writing skills. 1. Listen to Real Conversations One of the best

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Writing Like Jane Austen: Timeless Lessons for Modern Writers

Jane Austen is often celebrated for her keen social insight, engaging plots, and sharp wit, but her brilliance as a writer extends beyond these surface qualities. For modern writers, Austen’s works offer a treasure trove of lessons on craft. Her novels, from Pride and Prejudice to Emma, transcend time, continuing to captivate readers and inspire

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My Key to a Successful Writing Session: Procrastination – A Guest Post by Katie Groom

I always kind of chuckle when someone asks me about my writing process because I usually swear up and down that I don’t have one. I pretend that I fly by the seat of my pants sometimes but other times I write lots of notes. I’ve even been known to make an outline — outlines

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Thomas Paine’s Revolutionary Writing Style

Thomas Paine, a revolutionary thinker, and visionary writer, forever transformed American history with his influential pamphlet, “Common Sense.” This article delves into Paine’s remarkable writing style and explores how his 45-page pamphlet sparked both a literary revolution and ignited the spirit of independence within the American colonies.     The Literary Power of Common Sense

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MONSTERS OF SAINT MARK’S SERIES By JA Huss writing as KC Cross

  MONSTERS OF SAINT MARK’S SERIES JA Huss writing as KC Cross Publication date: December 6th 2022 Genres: Paranormal Monster Romance THE MONSTERS OF SAINT MARK’S is a fun paranormal monster romance series about a girl named Pie who accidentally stumbles into a monster’s 2000-year-old curse only to find she’s exactly where she’s supposed to

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High Priestess and Empress by Susan Wands – Book 2 of the Arcana Oracle Series

High Priestess and Empress Susan Wands Publisher: SparkPress Genre: Historical Fantasy, Magical Realism   On her return to London, artist and seer Pamela Colman Smith discovers that her nemesis, Aleister Crowley, has returned—and his sights are set on her. Despite Aleister’s efforts to stop Pamela from further developing her tarot deck and accessing its magic,

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