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Discover Your Best Method to Revise

April 30, 2018
Ace Jordyn
Ace Jordyn Craft & Skills First Drafts Rewriting

April 2018 was a great month to learn about the various ways we can approach the art of revision. Yes, it is an art. Although there are skills we all need to employ, like the skills of grammar, understanding theme, knowing how to revise a scene, knowing how to choose beta readers and accept their…

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Your Writing Poker Face

April 23, 2018
Gregory D. Little
Gregory D. Little Narrative Voice The Writing Life

If you’ve ever played poker, and probably even if you haven’t, you’ve heard about the concept of tells. Every player, it’s said, has little physical cues they give that indicate whether their hand is a good one or a bad one. These cues are unconscious, a quick scratch of the nose or tiny movement of…

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Undercurrents: An Anthology of What Lies Beneath

March 15, 2018
Kristin Luna
Book Launch Gregory D. Little Kristin Luna Mary Pletsch Superstars Writing Seminars

Today is a big day for a few of us here at The Fictorians. Today, WordFire Press publishes an anthology that many of us are featured in! Read exciting stories from Gregory D. Little, Mary Pletsch, and Kristin Luna in Undercurrents: An Anthology of What Lies Beneath! All of the proceeds of this anthology go…

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An Infinity of Choices

March 13, 2018
Gregory D. Little
Believability Gregory D. Little Outlines Plot Structure Storyline

Let’s engage in a little mental exercise, shall we? At its heart, a story is nothing more than a series of choices made by the author. The author begins a story with a blank page, which is to say, an infinite number of possible choices. They can choose to write about literally anything. Nothing constrains…

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