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Comfort reading

December 05, 2008

My friend forwarded me this really inspiring post on Murderati, which is both encouraging and energizing for writers: faith.html" target="_blank">Comfort reading by Toni McGee Causey

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Do you feel something's "off" with your story, but you don't know what?

Sometimes the problem isn't the writing--it's the characterization or the scene structure.

If you think this might be a problem with your manuscript, you don't want to pay for a freelance editor when you could fix those story elements yourself.

Doctor your novel's structure with my Structure/Synopsis worksheet.

Revise and polish your fiction manuscript with my Self-Editing worksheet.

Draw the reader into the mind, body, and soul of your characters through my Deep Point of View worksheet.

Deepen and strengthen your character development with my Characterization worksheet.

Make your story resonate more emotionally with my Heroine's Journey worksheet.

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