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: Writing the nitty-gritties of a particular scene I am currently writing the first draft of my novel. I have its outline panned out, down to the chapters, even what should be happening in each

: Well, that's not a logline, that's a (somewhat confusing) description of the premise. No agent is going to take a second look. A log line or logline is a brief (usually one-sentence)

: Not sure if my idea for a conclusion is introducing a new argument I hate conclusions, but one thing I know about them is that you're not supposed to introduce new arguments. The theme of

: How do journalists prepare to cover unfamiliar fields? When journalists get an assignment to interview someone in an industry they arenâ€™t familiar with, or write on a new topic, how do they

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