Kim Cheel Editing
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An Introduction to Character Archetypes
Characters can be tricky. You want them to feel familiar, but not a cliché or a stereotype. They should stand on their own, but not be too unique that they don’t fit the genre or the story. Archetypes exist for a reason. Knowing them helps...
Romance Story Prompts
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Two rival master pastry chefs are forced to co-host a new, high-stakes reality baking competition.
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Ten years after a painful breakup, a famous classical musician and their former muse (now a reclusive architect) are reunited when t...
Use Dialogue As a Tool for Conflict and Subtext
Why waste time, say lot word when few word do trick?
Now you know the basics of realistic dialogue so it’s time to get into the artistry of dialogue. It’s time to focus on what happens between the lines.
How to Write Dialogue that Doesn't Sound Fake
When I first started writing, I suuuucked at dialogue. The total worst. When I read other books, I could tell when other people’s dialogue wasn’t great (and I knew mine wasn’t the best) but I just couldn’t get over that barrier of bad.
Dia...
The Artistry of A Scene
Of course there's something free for you!
If you read last week’s post, you definitely have a firm grasp on the basics of scene structure. This post is going to go deeper into the artistry of scene construction and we’ll focus on the techn...
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I'm Kim, an award-winning playwright and developmental editor. Join a community of aspiring novelists! Get actionable editing insights, writing resources, and a supportive space to grow your craft. Subscribe to elevate your storytelling.
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