: Re: Best Resources for Improving your craft? The number one reason I unsubscribe from writer's newsletters is negative email headlines like Stop Procrastinating and Finally, You Can Finish Your Novel

The Writing Excuses podcast offers a lot of tips and discussion on specific aspects of the writing craft. It's mainly geared towards writers of sci-fi/fantasy, but includes plenty of advice that is general enough to be useful to writers of any genre.

There are 11 (and counting) seasons' worth of podcasts at this point, so if you hunt around you will almost definitely find some great pointers on craft.

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: Characters with very long names or titles My story is bilingual Spanish and English, revolving around an emperor and his lover. My main character is royalty and it is fitting for him to have

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: Internal dialogue with a quick thinking first person narrator I have seen this in visual media, but not really in written media so I am sort of at a loss as to how to proceed. I am writing

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: This, from my publisher in Palo Alto, CA: Paintings: pre-1906 = public domain ...and given I worked with my publisher 8 times over a 3 year period, therefore got to know her/legal, inside

: Characters with very long names or titles My story is bilingual Spanish and English, revolving around an emperor and his lover. My main character is royalty and it is fitting for him to have

: Can I have both a prologue and an introduction in my book? I have a prologue I'm working on right now, however, I want to add an introduction as well. What I mean is that I want to write

: Internal dialogue with a quick thinking first person narrator I have seen this in visual media, but not really in written media so I am sort of at a loss as to how to proceed. I am writing

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