Firearms are obviously most commonly used in thrillers, but they can be used in mystery, suspense and that varied kissing cousin genres.
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Oct 12 2021
Fight Scenes: Deep Cover & How to Write the Good Fight
If we can stab with it, it’s a weapon. If we can jab with it, it’s a weapon. If we can use it to hit someone, it’s a weapon. If we can throw it, it’s a weapon.
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Sep 28 2021
Finding TIME: Five Simple Ways to Finish a Book
Finding time has always been a challenge. While the modern world keeps promising to help us with this ‘finding time’ thing…it’s ALL LIES.
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Sep 15 2021
Plot Twists: Types of Twists & Why They’re AMAZING for Stories
Plot twists are a way of ‘shaking things up’ with the unexpected to keep the audience engaged. Also, since people have inhaled so much media (books, series, movies, serial podcasts, etc.) they’re much better at predicting the plot points and guessing the ending.
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Sep 10 2021
Binging is BIG: 3 Simple Ways to Make Your Series HOOK Readers
Series have proven to be one of the best ways to captivate a massive reading/viewing audience because they have a unique capacity to go viral, and in doing that, to become woven into the very fabric of popular culture (e.g. Game of Thrones).
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