: Character development pertains to anything that is involved with identifying and detailing specific information about your story's characters. What kind of relationships does your character have

Character development pertains to anything that is involved with identifying and detailing specific information about your story's characters. What kind of relationships does your character have with other characters in the story? What motivates your character to do something relevant in the story? What are the character's strengths or weaknesses? Any of these questions can be used to help you develop a better picture of who the character is and how he will affect your story.

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: Write to the finish, or edit as you go? Someone asked this question in another forum, and I thought I'd bounce it around in here to see what kind of responses we get. If you are working

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: Is there any tool which points out the common mistakes in a piece of writing? It will point out mistakes like: Use of bad constructs. Use of repeated words. etc. (On a side note: if you

: Can a book be written without an antagonist? I have had this thought running through my head and wondered what your thoughts were on it. Can a book, a story I should say, be written without

: Does this paragraph make you want to keep reading? Can you remember the last toy you ever bought? We do. Here at the St. Abattoir, London's largest toy store, your childhood is

: Write to the finish, or edit as you go? Someone asked this question in another forum, and I thought I'd bounce it around in here to see what kind of responses we get. If you are working

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