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#6265:	Drama	April 16, 2014
One Final Word My last newsletter n/a

#6166:	Drama	February 19, 2014
The Heroine Within Crafting a protagonist your readers will embrace. n/a

#6119:	Drama	January 22, 2014
Action Drives Reactions One of the most common mistakes in fiction writing is showing the character's reaction before the action that caused it. n/a

#6062:	Drama	December 25, 2013
Resolute A year without writing does strange things to a writer. n/a

#6015:	Drama	November 27, 2013
Thankful Holidays are the cornerstone of family history n/a

#5921:	Drama	October 02, 2013
Thoughts on Omniscient Narration Head-hopping keeps this reader at arm's length from the characters. n/a

#5870:	Drama	September 04, 2013
Sensational Opening Lines How to hook readers with the first sentence. n/a

#5820:	Drama	August 07, 2013
7 Weak Story Endings to Avoid The ending you write is important to the overall success of your story. n/a

#5775:	Drama	July 10, 2013
No Such Thing as Failure Success and failure are relative terms. n/a

#5724:	Drama	June 12, 2013
Co-Author the Story with the Reader How to write descriptions from the perspective of the reader's imagination. n/a

#5667:	Drama	May 15, 2013
Life is a Subway Study the characters that are all around you. n/a

#5620:	Drama	April 17, 2013
Stop Yelling at Me!! Don't demand dramatic flair with exclamation points. n/a

#5581:	Drama	March 20, 2013
Behind the Blog Let your character speak ~ Let yourself speak n/a

#5520:	Drama	February 19, 2013
Hook 'Em Good! As in Fiction, dramatic hooks are also essential when writing for a non-fiction audience. n/a

#5479:	Drama	January 22, 2013
Drama and the Moon The moon inspires drama in countless ways. n/a

#5424:	Drama	December 25, 2012
Life's Little Miracles Big and small, during times of great joy and deepest sorrow, miracles are all around us. n/a

#5390:	Drama	November 27, 2012
Na-Now What-Mo? T minus 2 days until NaNoWriMo wraps up. Then what?? n/a

#5337:	Drama	October 31, 2012
Semicolon Use: Old-School or Archaic? The fate of the semicolon is uncertain with today's modern fiction writers. n/a

#5294:	Drama	October 03, 2012
I Shouldn't Be Alive Drawing inspiration from reality series "I Shouldn't Be Alive," not for plot ideas, but for ways to amp up the drama. n/a

#5245:	Drama	September 05, 2012
It's In The Mail Discovering old letters teaches us so much more than the lost art of writing them. n/a

#5197:	Drama	August 08, 2012
She did? Okay...but wait, why? When character motivation falls short, readers don't feel the drama. n/a

#5142:	Drama	July 11, 2012
Mary Sue, I Can't Stand You A Mary Sue or Gary Stu character will suck the drama out of your story. n/a

#5094:	Drama	June 13, 2012
Life's a Beach A beachcomber's focus for writers n/a

#5046:	Drama	May 16, 2012
Remember When...? Firsthand accounts and incredible imagery of bygone eras are only a conversation away. n/a

#5000:	Drama	April 18, 2012
Part Two ~ Tone in The Night Circus Part Two of a two-part series on Voice and Tone in Literature n/a

#4949:	Drama	March 21, 2012
Part One ~ Voice and In The Night Circus Part One of a two-part series on Voice and Tone in Literature n/a

#4887:	Drama	February 22, 2012
Voice and Tone in The Night Circus Scratching the subject surface of voice and tone in literature. n/a

#4842:	Drama	January 25, 2012
Rhythm Method When the rhythm is right, the writing becomes organic with a breath of its own. n/a

#4784:	Drama	December 27, 2011
Life Storms and Silver Linings When a life storm hits, be sure you have something to take notes. n/a

#4743:	Drama	November 29, 2011
NaNoWri(Lessons)Mo What I learned during National Novel Writing Month 2011 n/a

#4692:	Drama	November 02, 2011
Not the Only Window to the Soul Recognizing your writing fixations n/a

#4647:	Drama	October 05, 2011
Believe You Can Do It, And You Will The power of positive thought is as real as the computer you're reading this on. n/a

#4541:	Drama	August 10, 2011
A Departure From Myself What my vacation journal reminded me about writing and life. n/a

#4494:	Drama	July 13, 2011
Characters that Capture the Imagination Paradox transforms a character from interesting to fascinating. n/a

#4445:	Drama	June 15, 2011
Face the Fear When the urge to fly away is great, take a deep breath, roost and write. n/a

#4399:	Drama	May 18, 2011
Add Intensity to Your Drama Part Two of a two-part series called How to Heighten Drama in Your Writing n/a

#4390:	Drama	May 11, 2011
Remove What Dampens Your Drama This is Part One of a two-part series called How to Heighten Drama in Your Writing. n/a

#4362:	Action/Adventure	April 27, 2011
The Emotional Side of Research Emotional Research is an important activity every writer should explore to bring their fictional characters to life. n/a

#4352:	Drama	April 20, 2011
Going Deep with Third Person Limited Create more drama in your scenes by deepening the POV. n/a

#4318:	Action/Adventure	March 30, 2011
Action Drives Reactions One of the most common mistakes in fiction writing is showing the character's reaction before the action that caused it. n/a

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