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[Writerpreneur] Compelling Characters 06
CREATING COMPELLING CHARACTERS PART 1: The most important element in any story is Character - this is what the reader identifies with. But how do you…
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[Writerpreneur] Compelling Characters 05
CHARACTER AND CONFLICT PART 2: Character formula is but story formula in another aspect, and vice versa – that they roll into one, into the…
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[Writerpreneur] Compelling Characters 04
CHARACTER AND CONFLICT, PART 1: You will find it impossible to separate your character from his plot problems and keep either real. Meanwhile, the reader…
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[Writerpreneur] Compelling Characters 03
A TRINITY: WRITER, READER, VP CHARACTER: our stories mimic a world where we aim to infuse spirit and life. In three parts, these are (1) the author, (2…
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[Writerpreneur] Compelling Characters 02
YOUR CENTRAL CHARACTER - Stories revolve around a single character - one who helps you build your story and helps the reader identify and engage…
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[Writerpreneur] Compelling Characters 01
WRITING SALABLE FICTION - Characters are created for the reader. They want someone to identify with. But we have to know what that reader wants in a…
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[Writerpreneur] Keeping Readers Reading
ONCE YOU'VE GOT THEM READING - keep them there. Because once they quit, they're unlikely to pick up anything you write after that. Forever.
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Death by Advertising Series
A complete list of the stories published in the Death by Advertising Anthology - available online through Substack (and through ebook distributors…
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[Writerpreneur] Plot Debunked
The original "King of the Pulps" (who wrote and sold over a million words annually for decades) discloses that stories don't need a plot. And how Edgar…
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Cracking the Cashflow Code - Lesson 01: Solving The Mystery of Low Income Authors
A mystery of starvation because of slow decline of profits. An introduction of a 9-part investigation into a book marketing whodunit.
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Why Aren't Authors Happy Publishing Their Books?
What authors don't know about their craft and their trade is killing them off from the inside-out...
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[WPOS] When proofreaders go dull - why First Readers are vital to stories
When errors aren't errors - how proper guttersnipe slang makes books come alive, despite offending proofreader's...
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