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Ashlee Lhamon

All good stories are alike; each bad story is bad in its own way

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Hans Gruber vs Holly Gennaro

Why do people like Die Hard?

This question is asked absolutely sans sneer. Die Hard is so good it makes me want to resurrect the dumb slang of the 10s (amazeballs! awesomesauce! on fleek! bacon?) But it’s also among a very, very long list...

a month ago
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The First Chapter Trap

Let’s just cut to the chase here: the amount of things a first chapter has to do is impossible.

It’s your most crucial point of initial setup. In it, you have to establish your characters, their occupations, motivations and goals, and the...

4 months ago
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Case Study: Pluribus, and the worst possible person

Whew, sorry about the unexpected hiatus. This post has been sitting on my desktop for weeks as a follow up to The Hero with 0.25 Faces. I don’t even remember what I wrote about there, so even if you have already read that post, I’d recommen...

4 months ago
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The Hero with 0.25 Faces

So you’re trying to create a character. There are methods. So many methods. My god, all of the methods. 6-point methods. 12-point methods. Acronym methods. Methods named after weather and shapes and chakras1.

Some of them give straightforw...

6 months ago
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Case Study: Deep Impact

Before we get started, this post is technically Part 2 of What We Talk About When We Talk About Conflict. I think it’s most useful to discuss a writing thing and then walk through a piece of media that does that same thing well or poorly, b...

6 months ago
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