Top Posts of 2009

Darcy

I've taken a look at my statistics and here's the top posts on Fiction Notes for 2009, in order of Continue Reading

Revise Second Draft

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UnBlinded: Revising the Second Draft 419 Specific Comments I've just gotten back two critiques Continue Reading

Separate POV chapters

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More Than One POV? Split to Revise My current draft of my WIP novel has two point of view Continue Reading

character development

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4 Stages of Character Development When you write a first draft, there are really two novels at Continue Reading

Supporting characters

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Make supporting characters interesting Wednesday, I went to north central Arkansas to teach a Continue Reading

Character Bait

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Letting Characters Emerge Hurrah! My potential character took the bait! He is revealing himself Continue Reading

Sports: Passionate characters

TravelTeam

Sports books are action-oriented, fast-paced and full of memorable characters; but the core of a Continue Reading

My Character’s Whispering Secrets

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Shh! Don't tell anyone else, but my character just told me a secret. Great Way to Find Unusual Continue Reading

5 Ways to Keep Characters Consistent

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When you write something as long as a novel, how do you make sure the character stays in character? Continue Reading

The Versatile Point of View

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When you write a novel, or revise a novel, the default point-of-view and the most common used is Continue Reading