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Powerful Themes Make Spectacular Stories
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Powerful Themes Make Spectacular Stories

The Secret to a Spectacular story is a Powerful Theme.  Contents: Why Do You Need a Powerful Theme? If you want to create a masterful book that readers love, you…

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How To Edit Sentences To Write Better (8 Tips)
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How To Edit Sentences To Write Better (8 Tips)

Our First Rule is: Don’t Edit Sentences on Your First Draft. Relax. Let your ideas flow. Discover the joy of putting your thoughts and feelings on a blank page. Let…

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Redundant Words: What They Are And How to Fix Them
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Redundant Words: What They Are And How to Fix Them

We Are Told to Avoid Redundant Words Redundant words are a nightmare for many of us. The experts tell us to be powerful writers we should not use redundant words….

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400 Action Verbs To Energize Your Writing
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400 Action Verbs To Energize Your Writing

We’ve made it easy for you to find more powerful verbs by putting all 400 dynamic verbs into categories. So, if you want to write more concise, direct, and dramatic…

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50 Words Not to Use Instead of Said, 240 Great Words to Use
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50 Words Not to Use Instead of Said, 240 Great Words to Use

Yes, there really are 50 words writers use all the time instead of said. Words that should never be used to replace said. This common mistake by new writers, need…

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36 Free Writing Tools for the Successful Writer
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36 Free Writing Tools for the Successful Writer

FREE writing tools from the internet. These are only a few. I don’t know about you, but I am always looking for things to help my writing. We’ve gathered some…

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Describing Eyes 492 Ways to Make It Easy
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Describing Eyes 492 Ways to Make It Easy

We have put together a list of 492 words for describing eyes. download our list for FREE. It includes 152 words for eye color

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I Want to Start Writing, Where Do I Begin

The best place to start if you want to become a writer is here. At first, the greatest stories were only dreams. Your dreams can come true too.

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7 keys Unlock Emotional Power of Your Characters
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7 keys Unlock Emotional Power of Your Characters

 7 Keys to Unlock the Emotional Power of your Characters The emotional power of a story is found in the protagonist’s yearnings and aspirations. For your story to pack an…

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Powerful Arguments to Supercharge Your Story
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Powerful Arguments to Supercharge Your Story

Powerful ArgumentsAdd Vitality to Both YourStory and Characters Using verbal conflicts will increase the tension in your story. Tension grips your readers, and keeps your them glued to your pages,…

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powerful arguments add punch

Powerful Arguments

Add Vitality to Both Your

Story and Characters

Using verbal conflicts will increase the tension in your story. Tension grips your readers, and keeps your them glued to your pages, wondering where the argument is going and what will be the outcome.

Powerful arguments produce plot and character altering scenes.

We have a few ideas to help you write smashing arguments.

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