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Caturday funnies — cats playing peekaboo edition
Originally posted on bluebird of bitterness:
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Word Weaver Writing Contest WINNERS
Originally posted on Dan Alatorre:
… will be announced tomorrow. Just making sure everyone knows. Hope you didn’t think this was the announcement. It’s not. Didn’t mean to fool you. Probably. See you tomorrow.
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How Long Should A Book Be? Word Count Guidelines by Genre – by Anne R Allen…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Follow word count guidelines to keep from snoozifying your reader. A constant complaint I hear from agents, editors, writing teachers, and reviewers is that they see too many manuscripts with inappropriate word counts. If you’re getting a lot of form rejections or simply silence from…
Money Matters: A Brief History Of Currency
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
E.L. Skip Knox recently published a great post on one of my favorite resources, Mythic Scribes, titled, History for Fantasy Writers: Money. Knox is the creator of the fantasy world called Altearth, a place where magic is real, monsters roam the land, and the Roman Empire never fell. He is also a retired…
How To Assume Your Reader Is Smart
Originally posted on Dan Alatorre:
We writer types aren’t always sure readers know what we’re talking about. As a result, we can explain things when we don’t need to. Check out this partial scene: “Alright, but you have to promise.” Lori held out her pinky. She was making him pinky-swear. Something they had done as kids.…
