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How to Increase Suspense, Action, and Pacing & Stephen King on Discipline Over Talent
Today’s Contents:
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Writer’s Quote: Stephen King delivers the most important advice a writer can give.
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How to Increase Suspense, Action, and Pacing: These three elements are the holy trinity of momentum. Without momentum, your...
Earth Angel: Chapter 22 (Season breaks the kidnapper’s code.)
Season explains the kidnapper’s code to the police, then makes a life-changing decision. Again.
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I dropped the video on her desk. “Holly Hunter, Mary Steenburgen, Tim Robbins, Alfre Woodard, Scott Glenn.”
Lt. Kn...
Two Troubling Screenwriter Tropes that Ruin Movies & John Steinbeck Writing Advice on Being Stuck
Today’s Contents:
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Writer’s Quote: John Steinbeck on what to do when you’re stuck—and why I disagree.
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Two Troubling Screenwriter Tropes that Ruin Movies: The alcoholic protagonist is meant to show character depth, but it’s suc...
Earth Angel: Chapter 21 (Bathroom sex and a eureka moment.)
While having sex with David, Season tries to decode the kidnappers note. Multitasking.
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I was standing at the bathroom sink brushing my teeth with David’s ratty toothbrush and staring at the kidnapper’s note when...
Why Brenda Shaughnessy’s Poem "I’m Over the Moon" Is So Damn Good
Today’s newsletter contains only one item: an analysis of a 42-line poem by award-winning poet Brenda Shaughnessy. The poem is a dynamic exploration of our destructive notions of romantic love.
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