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4 types of editing phases

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If you have written a story and you’d like to improve it, either just so that your story is even better or because you’d like to do something with it like publish it, editing is something you are going to consider. Editing can come in a lot of different forms… Read More »4 types of editing phases

Labyrinth Lost review

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I feel like someone told me about this book a while ago, but I cannot remember who or how long ago. I have a vague recollection of someone mentioning this book in the same conversation as something about Cemetery Boys, at least, so when I saw it I figured it… Read More »Labyrinth Lost review

City of Ember review

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I’ve had this book sitting in my to check out list for my library for a while, and I have finally gotten around to it! The story of an underground post apocalyptic city on the verge of collapse just felt weirdly right for the moment. The book follows Lina, a… Read More »City of Ember review

3 tips for writing dialog

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I may not be great with description, but I love writing dialog. I find it to be one of the most fun parts of the process and it really helps me to understand how my characters interact with the people around them. I know it’s not for everyone, though, so… Read More »3 tips for writing dialog

Food in fictional universes

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I’m doing a lot of world building right now with my current project and that means one of my go to scenes has been heavily impacting: The info dump while people are cooking scene.1 Since this is a fantasy world, I have spent a decent amount of time trying to… Read More »Food in fictional universes