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Activity for Ernest Pazera‭

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Edit Post #2144 Initial revision almost 5 years ago
Edit Post #1838 Initial revision almost 5 years ago
Answer A: How do I construct a plot out of my many setting/character details?
Two suggestions: 1) Try flash fiction, as it has a low word count limit, and it sounds like many of the things you make would. 2) I often find that bringing together two story ideas that are vastly different often makes for a good, non-cliched, larger story.
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over 13 years ago
Answer A: Resources on plotting mystery stories
A) There is no resource in the world that will make you a writer like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie, or Isaac Asimov. You are going to be the writer that YOU are going to be. Being inspired by the greats is fine and a good thing. B) The best resource anywhere for tropes is tvtropes.org, an...
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almost 14 years ago