Am I the only one who didn't see this?

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It sure is brilliant. You all probably know about it, but I didn't really explore the resources tab before.

Nate did an awesome job on this.
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I like it too, although I think that it should be mentioned somewhere that things like synopses and character profiles may not work for every writer.
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It's in the literary journals too! Very awesome! :)
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I always look at tip 101 and wonder if Nate wrote that because of me, aside from the getting-away-with-it part. xD
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JabberHut wrote:I always look at tip 101 and wonder if Nate wrote that because of me, aside from the getting-away-with-it part. xD


He totally did. ;)
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I wasn't sure until I saw at the top it said copyright to him. Totally Awesome
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Thanks! I wrote that my first year of law school as a way of escaping the drudgery of being a first year law student.



Sometimes my life just sounds like surrealistic fiction being sold on clearance at the book store.
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