How To Track Your Continuity
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Your story "continuity" is making sure that from one scene to another, nothing changes about the people or the environment they're in,...
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How To Successfully Write Death And Resurrection
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The resurrection of characters that have died can be a dramatic game changer that enhances your story, however, if used too easily...
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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Why You Should Know And Understand Your Genre
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On The Table Read, JJ Barnes writes about why it is important for authors and filmmakers to know and understand their genre...
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Pantsing Vs Plotting – A Guide to The Writing Techniques
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On The Table Read, JJ Barnes writes about pantsing and plotting, the difference between the to writing techniques, and the benefits to...
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Why Too Much Description Can Make Your Story Boring
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On The Table Read, JJ Barnes gives writing advice for how much description to use in your story to keep it interesting...
Top Reasons To Write The Death Of A Mentor
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On The Table Read, JJ Barnes writes about the death of a mentor, what it does for character development, and her writing...
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How To Write Your Midpoint
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Your first act is setting up what they want, the second act is where they start to pursue it, and the third...
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How to be inspired by other writers without losing your own voice
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On The Table Read, JJ Barnes explores how to use the writing of others to inspire your own work.
How to write Narrative Triplets – Spider-Man Into The Spiderverse
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To explain how and why you use Narrative Triplets in your writing, I am referencing the film Spider-Man Into The Spiderverse, so...
How To Take Characters From Our World Into A Magical World
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Taking your characters from the mundane to the magical, a technique used in most fantasy stories, when you take your character from...