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: I need help with this story! My story "Finding Akita-Sama" and i`m stuck can someone help me get further into the story? What do I put next? How do I show and not tell? I really need help

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: What is the line spacing in novels? I don't mean in a manuscript or submission or anything like that--I mean in the actual novels we read. I googled it and keep getting different answers.

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: I need help with this story! My story "Finding Akita-Sama" and i`m stuck can someone help me get further into the story? What do I put next? How do I show and not tell? I really need help

: How To Define The Compelling Need Of My Reader I am in the process of revising my book and I started reading a little about marketing. I got this wonderful e-mail by Jeff Bullas, who explained

: 'Filling' up a school setting without making a bunch of new characters? In a school setting, what is a way to allude that a school is full of students, without making new characters or overusing

: What is the line spacing in novels? I don't mean in a manuscript or submission or anything like that--I mean in the actual novels we read. I googled it and keep getting different answers.

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