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The Benefits of OVERWRITING

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Post published:July 23, 2020
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If you're a writer, don't be afraid to overdo it. Today I discuss the BENEFITS of overwriting (no, really--it can help!). https://youtu.be/ZhaBpDqQi38

6 Reasons to Write Your Novel NOW

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Post published:July 16, 2020
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Don't waste another second. Write that novel. https://youtu.be/9nYlQ6YHOeM

Writing Scenes That Flow (Fiction Writing Advice)

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Post published:July 9, 2020
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Today I reveal the secret to making your story scenes flow with excitement and meaning. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/rGqR3Oj61yo

Mastering Scene Structure (Fiction Writing Advice)

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Post published:July 2, 2020
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The secret to writing better scenes lies in three-step structure. Today I discuss the two types of SCENES and how to structure them! https://youtu.be/012OMrKp85M

Finding Ideas for Horror Stories (Writing Advice)

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Post published:June 25, 2020
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Learn Ray Bradbury's trick for generating horror writing ideas. https://youtu.be/ryTXhIKw3ng

BOOK RELEASE! Bad Parts by Brandon McNulty

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Post published:June 23, 2020
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BOOK RELEASE DAY! Thrilled to announce that my novel Bad Parts—which won both Pitch Wars and RevPit—is now available in eBook, Hardcover, Paperback, and Audiobook form! This is huge for…

3 Methods for Reading Like a Writer

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Post published:June 18, 2020
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Find out how fiction writers can learn more from what they read! https://youtu.be/TTl2peOPuQk

OPENING CHAPTER DEBATE: Should You Always Start with Your Hero?

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Post published:June 11, 2020
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https://youtu.be/n7D0KkDpVLc Literary agents and editors insist you should start your opening chapter with your main character. But should you? Find out in this video.