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: Is time travel science fiction or fantasy? The line between science fiction and fantasy is often blurred. And that's okay. Genre is often more about marketing than anything else. As a general

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: Here is an app that tries to make it very easy to do exactly what you are trying to do: Plottr It's got a very graphical timeline which not only can be used for the main plot and subplots,

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: Drawings, paintings, photographs, and other art meant to illustrate writing. Use this tag for questions about the actual art used in novels, comics, or other written or scripted works, about

: Is time travel science fiction or fantasy? The line between science fiction and fantasy is often blurred. And that's okay. Genre is often more about marketing than anything else. As a general

: Should I write a companion book/blog? As a spinoff to this question: Incorporating research and background: How much is too much? I'm writing a middle-grade fantasy novel with a historical fiction

: Here is an app that tries to make it very easy to do exactly what you are trying to do: Plottr It's got a very graphical timeline which not only can be used for the main plot and subplots,

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