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I will avoid reading anything I know might be similar. But If I'm writing a Norse Saga/Fantasy then I have no problem reading a musicians biography

I also am curious if any of you have any experience or thoughts on how readers will react when faced with the blatant duality of main characters? I know its ...

So as some of you might know I have recently completed Part 2 of my Norse Saga/Fantasy/Mythology. I have a couple of questions I would appreciate some input on. Firstly: ...

I have a question about long stretches of dialogue. I have at least two parts in the story I am currently working on where there is a story being told ...

Norman and Paul Mclean(A River Run Through It) Bobby Grusinsky and Joe Grusinsky(We Own the Night) Geirrod and Agnar sons of King Hrauding(Ancient Norse mythology)

Brynhilda Gyda, Angrboda. Just some suggestions

What about "Small Female Sibling"?

"They tell me I'm insane, I dont think so but who am I to say, they have better perspective of me than I do." Von Prince to his girlfriend shortly ...

Buy a copy of the Writers Market or steal one. Also I am proud to say I possess a rejection letter each from Tin House and Paris Review(among many others). ...

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"Backstories. How would one create a sob story that actually pulls the heartstrings of the reader? I mean, not in a 'MY PARENTS ARE DEAAAAAAD' way, but more of a ...

Was thinking of sharing some stories on WattPad and I was just wondering if anyone had any experience with it? Thoughts? Opinions? Advice?

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Keep up the writing!

Personally I prefer the first. The second is too busy for me. But this may just be me as I already have a very stripped down writing style. Less is ...