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How to Include Backstory (Fiction Writing Advice)

  • Post author:brandonmc87
  • Post published:October 22, 2020
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Writing backstory into your novel can be tricky, but I've got tips to help you nail it. https://youtu.be/4mEyPDVXRjE

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How to Write Time Travel Stories

  • Post author:brandonmc87
  • Post published:September 17, 2020
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Learn how to send your characters to the past, future, present, and more! Get my short story "Ten-Year Photo" in Of God and Globes 2: https://amzn.to/3iATpcE https://youtu.be/sa9-tx4waio

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Casting Your Characters (Fiction Writing Advice)

  • Post author:brandonmc87
  • Post published:August 20, 2020
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Learn how to build an exciting cast that adds meaning to your story. https://youtu.be/2muKjnHedQw

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The #1 Thing Every Scene Needs (Fiction Writing Advice)

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  • Post published:August 13, 2020
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Find out what separates a meaningful scene from one that should be cut. https://youtu.be/em0dvzsEDl0

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How to Write INFO DUMPS Like a Pro

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  • Post published:July 30, 2020
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Learn how to best include backstory in your novels and stories--with examples from The Terminator (1984). https://youtu.be/rdHRx5hJhh8

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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

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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

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Organizing Your Story Ideas

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  • Post published:June 4, 2020
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Writing a novel? Learn how to organize your ideas and decide which ones are worth keeping. https://youtu.be/iqpNTRALPLM

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Pacing Your Story (And Your Sentences!)

  • Post author:brandonmc87
  • Post published:May 28, 2020
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Writing a novel? Don't miss this video on pacing both your story and your sentences. https://youtu.be/WdA3mRZ8yWo

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Hierarchy of Needs for Reviewers (and Readers!)

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  • Post published:May 21, 2020
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What do reviewers look for in a story? What do readers unconsciously want from your next novel? Find out in today's video! https://youtu.be/gBA_yBGmsro

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