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Tag Archives: brainstorming
Do Movies Influence Novels?
I love movies. I have always enjoyed all genres of movies – especially mysteries, suspense and thrillers. Oh, and cop thrillers of course. I’ve often wondered if my movie enthusiasm has helped to shape my writing style and subject matter … Continue reading
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Basic Novel Outline Guidelines
Two of the most popular questions about writing novels I hear… How long does it take to write a novel and do you outline? Both are great questions, but answers vary from writer to writer. An average timeframe for writing … Continue reading
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