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Narrative Distance and the Link Between Show vs. Tell

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Narrative Distance and the Link Between Show vs. Tell

How to use narrative distance and point of view choice to show vs. tell.

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In four months you’ll have a solid understanding of the novel you’re writing, a writing routine you can stick with that suits your life and a strong start on a draft that you will finish!

Sixteen weeks o

Seeing writers step into their storytelling, work through the doubts and past the excuses that keep them stuck is amazing.

Small-group coaching is winding down for this season and writers are sharing some awesome wins from the last 3 months. Here&rs

I’ll double down on this every.single.time.

I don’t believe waste is possible in writing.

Why? Because it’s all practice.

Of all the novels I started and never finished, the unreadable rough drafts, the tens of thousands of word

By definition, practice is repeatedly performing a task for the purpose of improving.

We’re not writing because we’ve got it all figured out.

The excellent ideas only come after we’ve examined and tossed a few bad ones. The same

Remember that writing is a practice.

That means you’re repeatedly performing the task for the purpose of improving.

You’re not writing because you’ve got it all figured out.

The excellent ideas only come after you’ve exami

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