: A twist is a point in the plot of a story where what the reader has assumed to be true turns out to be false or incomplete. Use this tag for questions about how to write or handle twists,

A twist is a point in the plot of a story where what the reader has assumed to be true turns out to be false or incomplete. Use this tag for questions about how to write or handle twists, or if you should include them. Do not use this tag for general plot questions.

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: How should I introduce multiple characters without it being repetitive? In my story, I have 8 characters I really want to focus on, which is already a pretty large cast to begin with. At the

: A twist is a point in the plot of a story where what the reader has assumed to be true turns out to be false or incomplete. Use this tag for questions about how to write or handle twists,

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: How to edit story structure Iâ€™ve written a plot for a long story. But itâ€™s not easy for anybody to review because my charactersâ€™ dialogue and goals are all over the place, itâ€™s often

: How do I write a social survival guide for asperger people? I decided to write a survival guide called "The neurotypical tyranny", for people with Asperger's syndrome. I want to write this book

: What tips would you give to someone about to write a stage play? This is a broad and subjective question. However, I think it can be answered with advice such as: Don't include car chases,

: How should I introduce multiple characters without it being repetitive? In my story, I have 8 characters I really want to focus on, which is already a pretty large cast to begin with. At the

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