Revision Muse
Shellah InmanWriting Inspiration
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Avoiding Cookie Cutter Villains
As authors, we must establish neutrality and remain impartial without bias or judgment when creating our characters. This is especially important when creating our antagonists.
We all know the term cookie-cutter villains, aka stereotypical...
The Importance of the Turning Point
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Here is what you will find in this month’s newsletter:
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A blog post from revisionmuse.com on the importance of the turning point in a scene.
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An interview with Cindy Quayle about writing and publishing.
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A link I found...
How To Use Choice in Your Scene Structure
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Here is what you will find in this month’s newsletter:
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A blog post from revisionmuse.com shares how to use choice in scene structure.
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An interview with J. C. Ceron about writing and publishing.
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A link I found interes...
How to Use Disruption in Scene Structure
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Here is what you will find in this month’s newsletter:
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A blog post from revisionmuse.com shares how to use disruption in scene structure.
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An interview with Lisa Fellinger about writing and publishing.
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A writing accou...
How to Add Character Goals to a Scene
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Here is what you will find in this month’s newsletter:
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A blog post from revisionmuse.com shares how to add character goals to a scene.
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An interview with David Filla about writing and publishing.
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A Beta Reading Servic...
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A developmental fiction editor who loves spreadsheets, Legos, and books. I edit suspense, thriller, post-apocalyptic, and dystopian genres.
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