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Category Archives: Tips on writing
Tips On Opening Paragraphs for Flash Fiction
A little while ago I ran a course on How to Write Flash Fiction. Here are some of the things I’ve learned about Flash Fiction in case anyone else finds them helpful. They also apply to short stories. The opening … Continue reading
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How To Get An Original Idea
One of the things short story competition judges bemoan the most is that they hardly ever see an original story, or a really original idea. Yet being original is one of the fastest ways to get into the shortlist. Providing … Continue reading
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What should be on the first page of your novel?
The first page of your novel has to be excellent. If it is not first class, then it’s possible the agent or publisher you have targeted will not read any further. Time is money, and they will only be interested … Continue reading
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