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And They Lived Happily Ever After: Tips for Writing your Story’s Conclusion
And they lived happily ever after. Wouldn’t writing your story’s ending be so much simpler if all good fiction had to end this way? Predictable, but easy. Boring, but easy. But the truth is there are no hard and fast … Continue reading
You were not designed to fail: Writing Fiction
The unique thing about writing is that you may spend weeks, months or even years laboring over your work, before it sees daylight. There are times during the process when you will feel thrilled, excited or just plain proud as … Continue reading
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Tagged author Dorcas Graham, fiction writing, novel writing, writing fiction
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Novel writing–What to do when your story stalls out
There’s nothing like halfway through your story getting that sickening feeling in the pit of your stomach because you see an inevitable roadblock ahead. And then…you hit it. You run out of words, ideas and the story is just stuck. Help … Continue reading
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Tagged author Dorcas Graham, Dorcas Graham, fiction writing, how to write a novel, novel writing, writing fiction
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They’re Alive! How to Give Life to Your Characters
The thing that I love about literary fiction, in its truest sense is that there is such a heavy focus on character development. The characters drive the story; they instruct it on how it should be told, if you will. … Continue reading
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Tagged author Dorcas Graham, character development, fiction, plot, writing fiction
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Black Women Writers to Celebrate
As I reflect this month in which we celebrate women’s history I feel compelled to share with you a couple of women writers that rank high upon my shelves. When I first attempted to read, Zora Neale Hurston’s, There Eyes Were … Continue reading
Be Heard, Be Seen, but Be Effective
It seems in this day of instant celebrity status being seen and heard is really all that we are after. It reminds me of those people that stand in the street behind the beat reporter waving their hands and smiling into … Continue reading