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Monthly Archives: November 2010
On Religion and Human Tragedy
Today, one preacher had a golden opportunity to reach out to his listeners and give them the warmth of God’s love. And he blew it. Continue reading
Posted in Essays, General
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How To Write a Great Book: It’s That Easy
If I can raise the stakes for my characters to a high enough point that readers will care, trace character arcs that change in reaction to the events of the story, and get the pacing right, I think I’ll produce a book worth reading. It’s that easy. Continue reading
Recommended Reading: ‘Bloodroot’ by Amy Greene
This is a fine young writer whom we would all do well to emulate. Continue reading
Posted in General, Writing
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More on Query Letters
If you can’t clearly sum up the plot in a paragraph, your chances of getting the agent to ask for sample pages appear to be greatly reduced. Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Writing
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