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A Kraken with multiple tentacles of various size resting menacingly in the sea. Overcoming Writers Block

Writers Block & How to Beat It

Writers Block is a paradox that enables writers to avoid doing what they love, and it often strikes when a writer is on the cusp of explaining something deep in a brilliantly simple way. Writers Block is a many-tentacled Kraken, with each symptom experienced as a tentacle futzing the mind of a brilliant writer. Some […]

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Show and Tell Balanced Well

Show and Tell. Which is better? Most Teachers will tell you, “Show don’t Tell!” And they couldn’t be more wrong. This article focuses on the importance of Telling and how writers can counterbalance Showing appropriately. For Showing examples, consider reading “Show Don’t Tell” Is a Tool, Not a Rule.” “Showing” for a story is like

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What Should I Write About!?

WHAT SHOULD I WRITE ABOUT? A stumper throughout history. What good are acumen and education if you have no ideas? Here are techniques to create and evolve ideas. We will use daydreaming (a powerful trance state) to create great things. What should I write about?? Using writing prompts correctly Expecting brilliant thoughts to pop into

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Resonance Structures in Writing – Examples of Resonance

“Resonance Structures” are more than a chemistry term; they’re literary tools for writers. Resonance pulls readers in and makes them feel a deja vu and reminiscence. Good writers do this, but the best use Literary Resonance Structures MASTERFULLY.  Tolkien, did he utilize Literary Resonance Structures? How can I write stories with resonance structures? Tolkien is

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