Reasons Why Aaron Sorkin’s Dialogue Is So Amazing And How You Can Do It Yourself
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I'm going to be writing about the dialogue style of the writer Aaron Sorkin. If you're unfamiliar with his work, he's an...
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How To Write So Your Audience Is Emotionally Connected To Your Story
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Causing your audience to have a strong emotional connection to your story, even to the point of being moved to tears, is...
How To Stop Coincidences From Ruining Your Story
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A coincidence in a story is an event that happens that has no foreshadowing and no intent, it wasn't something the character...
How To Arc Characters, Not Break Them
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When you are writing your story, you might find that you get to a point where you realise it would really suit...
How To Write Distinct Characters
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On The Table Read, author JJ Barnes shares her creative writing advice for how to write distinct characters and why it's important...
How To Create A Feeling Of Suspense In Your Story
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If you are writing a scary story, or a thriller or a mystery, suspense is one of the key things you need...
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How To Make An Unbelievable Story Believable
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If you are writing in the fantasy, urban fantasy, paranormal, or sci-fi genres, you're going to be writing scenarios for your characters...
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How To Track Your Character’s Emotional State
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Tracking your character's emotional state is an essential part of continuity when it comes to your character's arc. When your character experiences...
How To Use Time-Locks To Write High Stakes Drama
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A "time-lock" is best to use in your story when you've established who your Protagonist and Antagonist are, you've pitted them against...
How To Find Your Plot
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On Instagram we were asked a question by @Books_To_Life, who wanted to know what you can do if you start writing your...
Making Sure You Don’t Have A Passive Protagonist
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On The Table Read, JJ Barnes writes about why having a passive Protagonist in your story is a problem, and how to...
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How To Create A Lie Your Protagonist Believes And Follows Until They Learn The Truth
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On The Table Read, JJ Barnes explores how to write a lie that your Protagonist believes, and a story that follows them...