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Analogy vs. Metaphor: What’s the Difference?
<p>When you think of great writing, what often comes to mind are vivid descriptions and powerful imagery. Behind these elements lies the skillful use of literary devices, like analogy and metaphor. Many writers spend years honing their use of these tools, often finding new ways to create more engaging and effective prose. And it all […]</p>
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How and Why You Should Write in Batches
<p>Many writers struggle to juggle multiple projects, deadlines, and the constant pressure to produce quality writing. If you haven’t, well, brace yourself. When you constantly feel like you’re playing catch-up, maybe it is time to change your writing strategy. One effective way to do this is through batch writing. What is Batch Writing? Batch writing […]</p>
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How To Make the Most of Your Limited Writing Time
<p>Very few writers can afford to do nothing but write. Many have full-time jobs and other responsibilities. After all, bills need to be paid and food brought to the table. It’s tough to find an opportunity to solely focus on your writing. With so much going on in your life and so little time, how […]</p>
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How to Write a Successful Retelling
<p>Ever wondered how you can put your own spin on a beloved story? You’re not alone. Retellings have always existed—some obvious, others more subtle. They offer a fresh take on familiar tales while giving writers a chance to flex their creative muscles. But a retelling can’t rely on familiarity alone. So how do you make […]</p>
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How To Write An Obituary
<p>You don’t always get to write about positive things. Sometimes you’re hired to write something personal and mournful, like an obituary. These kinds of writing require a delicate balance of facts, emotions, and respect. You want to capture the essence of a person’s life, honor their memory, and comfort those they’ve left behind. What Is […]</p>
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The Story Spine: Pixar’s Storytelling Structure
<p>Pixar has, over and over again, proven themselves one of the greatest storytellers in the world of filmmaking. It’s evident not only with their accolades but also the sheer amount of nostalgia people have for their iconic films. So what’s the secret to their long-term success? The Story Spine The story spine structure went viral […]</p>
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What Is a Drabble and How Do You Write One?
<p>Plenty of writers love the challenges of a tight word limit. It’s why short stories always have a place in their portfolios. But have you heard of a drabble—a complete story told in 100 words? What is a Drabble? A drabble is a type of microfiction that is 100 words long, no more, no less. […]</p>
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What Is a Low Content Book and Is It Worth Creating?
<p>From blank journals to workbooks, you’ve probably seen tons of low content books on the market. They seem like an easy and quick way to make money, especially for beginner writers. But are they really as simple and beneficial as they’re hyped up to be? And are they a meaningful way to set up your […]</p>
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What is a Novella?
<p>In storytelling, there is power in brevity. The more layers of meaning you fit in a small amount of words can multiply their impact on your readers.  It’s why short-form literature—whether fiction or nonfiction—can be so moving. One particular form, the novella, combines the conciseness of a short story and the depth of a novel. […]</p>
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What is the 4th Person Point of View?
<p>The point of view you choose to tell a story from can dramatically shape its contents and meaning. Most writers are familiar with the first, second, and third points of view. They’ve been the go-to choices for storytellers for generations.  But what about another kind of perspective? One that recognizes the narrator as a collective […]</p>
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