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The main character in a story should always be likeable
The main character in a story should always be likeable
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by Jay O'Toole
If personal health can be improved at all because "you are what you eat," then mental health and character-build ing
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The main character in a story that you have written should have a unique quality about them and be interesting
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How to engage time-crunched readers
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The Joys (...and Sorrows) of Being a Professional Writer
I once read a quote in a "How-To" manual for writers that said you shouldn't
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Fanfiction terms: Jossed
The fanfiction term “Jossed” refers to a fanfic story that fit into canon when it was first written, but has been made
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