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In case you’ve been so busy shielding your mountain compound against high altitude nuclear EMPs for the last couple of years that you’ve missed it, let…
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Photo by Milada Vigerova on Unsplash Unless you’re working on microfiction, flash fiction, or very short stories, your plots will almost always require…
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If you have followed Fiction Vortex and/or StoryShop for very long, you've probably noticed that we're sorta into episodic storytelling. To be more…
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First off, don't for a second think that I'm being dismissive of the pain, loss, and anxiety most of us around the world are experiencing during this…
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Image Attributed to Mark Dixon via Flickr By the time someone reads the opening line of a new book, they already have certain expectations. The book’s…
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Getting Started: the Quick and Dirty
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Enter: The StoryJacket. After the hook and a rough sketch of characters and plot, but before the outline goes too far, we always go through the process…
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While those of us not content with buffet-style subscription reading services such as Kindle Unlimited should certainly not make the mistake of assuming…
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My Substack Adventure with The Green Ones has gone pretty well over the last few months, so I'm launching a new streaming Substack for the Lost DMB…
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This post is the second in a series. For the first post (making a case for episodic fiction and emphasizing the importance of having a clear EndGame…
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This post is the fourth in a series. For the first post (making a case for episodic fiction and emphasizing the importance of having a clear EndGame…
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In this post, I'll discuss the specific requirements for writing on the Epifiction platform. So, if you aren't in that category, this doesn't apply…
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