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Wednesday, December 17
Story Openings: Tags And Traits: Tailoring Your Cast of Characters To Your Protagonist
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Yesterday we saw that character traits don’t come singly but in pairs. If a character is, say, one angry SOB then, all things being e...
Monday, December 15
Story Openings: Tags And Traits: The Power of Paradox
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This post is part of a longer discussion on tags and traits and how we can use them to craft unique and interesting characters. Here ...
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Friday, December 12
Story Openings: Tags, Traits and Tropes
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Yesterday I began a discussion of Tags and Traits and talked about how they can help bring a character to life. Today I’d like to ex...
Thursday, December 11
Story Openings: Tags And Traits: Bringing Characters To Life
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I know I said I would write about how to create a great story opening by introducing a minor mystery. I’m still going to write about ...
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Monday, December 8
Story Openings: Throwing Trouble at the Protagonist
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As you’ve likely heard again and again, to be commercially competitive in today’s market your story’s opening has to shine. Altho...
Saturday, November 8
Six Ways To Begin A Story: Puzzle Openings
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On the 31st I began a series on Story Openings and claimed—boldly—that there were six. Well, more or less six; I suppose it depends on ...
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