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Skip the greetings: Dialogue writing Exercise
Use your own story, or invent something just for this. Yours, Muse.
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Use your own story, or invent something just for this. Yours, Muse.
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Use your own story, or invent something just for this. Yours, Muse.
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Use your own story, or invent something just for this. Yours, Muse.
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One small task to help your next story. Free to try.
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Use a character from your novel, try a short story idea or start with a blank page. Each prompt includes a hint and links to craft guidance.
CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Guide › Dialogue and subtext
The insult that will follow Gabriel through the rest of the story is one compound word, delivered as a joke, at a party, in an ear.
CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Guide › What editors mean by pacing
Note that the fault usually sits ten to thirty pages before the place they name: by the time boredom is conscious, it has been building a while.
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How to build the want before you supply the answer, and how to tell the moments when you should stop hiding and simply explain.
CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Guide › Format a book
Series title, frontispiece or two-page title on the facing verso, then the title page. Copyright page: rights, edition and printing history, ISBN, cataloguing data, credits, disclaimers.
CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Guide › Plan a scene
By Robert McKee, Story Strip the vocabulary out and it says: something that mattered was in one state at the top of the scene and is in a different state at the bottom.