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Intro If there’s one thing that can make a story feel more realistic, it’s the emotions of the characters. You can write the craziest, most ridiculous story, but, if you can make your characters’ emotions feel real, chances are that the story itself will feel more real too. You might be skeptical, but think about…
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Intro I’ve always loved humor. From sarcastic remarks to panicked chaos, I appreciate all sorts of humor in the things that I read and watch—which, naturally, led me to wanting to incorporate humor into my own stories when I first started writing. Like with everything, writing good humor is a skill. To some people, it…
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Intro As I’ve mentioned before, I’m an artist along with a writer, and being able to do my own artwork has proven to be a very useful—and fun—skill to have, especially when paired with my writing. I’m fortunate enough to have an advantage that a lot of writers don’t have, as I don’t necessarily have…
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Intro Unless you’re writing something that takes place in the real world, with absolutely no made-up locations added to it, you’re going to have to do a bit of worldbuilding. Whether your story’s set in the modern world in a made-up town, or on a totally different planet, it’s important to have at least a…
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Intro I’m just going to go right out and say that I love writing action scenes. Whether they’re fight scenes, chase scenes, or anything in between, they’ve always been one of my favorite things to write. They pretty much guarantee excitement and also often serve as a great place to show how characters act under…