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Rules of showing and telling when writing

  • Post author:Cayce R Berryman
  • Post published:March 26, 2016
  • Post category:Getting Started Writing Tips/The Writer's Meal/Uncategorized/Writing Problems
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The most exciting thing for a kid walking into a classroom on show-and-tell day isn't to tell the rest of the kids about their pet ferret. Right? It's the exhilaration…

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UK vs. US – a face-off with words, diction, grammar, and puntuation

  • Post author:Cayce R Berryman
  • Post published:December 4, 2015
  • Post category:Becoming Your Own Editor/Uncategorized/Writing Problems
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One fantastic thing about writing is that our culture reflects how we use the language, as well as how we spell individual words. Between the UK and the US, English…

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How to rule over the “Was” “Were” Rules

  • Post author:Cayce R Berryman
  • Post published:November 28, 2015
  • Post category:Becoming Your Own Editor/Uncategorized/Writing Problems
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All those confusing writing exceptions . . . explained This article was requested, so I gladly accepted the "challenge" and took some time to write it out so I could share…

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The Writer’s Meal: Capturing your reader in the first sentence

  • Post author:Cayce R Berryman
  • Post published:November 13, 2015
  • Post category:Becoming Your Own Editor/The Writer's Meal/Uncategorized/Writing Problems
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Introduce a character. Introduce a theme. Open with a setting. or open with a scene. Start it with dialogue and you start it vague, but true. Begin a book with…

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Developing believable characters: the basics

  • Post author:Cayce R Berryman
  • Post published:October 23, 2015
  • Post category:Uncategorized/Writing Problems
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Characters...we all have them. We are them. They are our friends, family members but most importantly, they are the characters in our story. Sometimes, we want to guarantee our characters…

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