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Creative Writing Challenge –  March
This MONTHLY challenge is for those who want to work on writing new ideas and who would like to maintain a continuous creativity flow with your writing.
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Creative Writing Challenge – August
This MONTHLY challenge is for those who want to work on writing new ideas and who would like to maintain a continuous creativity flow with your writing. This challenge is another way for you to work on your writing.
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Creative Writing Challenge – April
This MONTHLY challenge is for those who want to work on writing new ideas and who would like to maintain a continuous creativity flow with your writing. This challenge is another way for you to work on your writing.
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These questions will help you clean up that excessive dialogue:
1. Do I need that sentence? Or that word?
2. Do these blocks of dialogue between characters fall in line with previous [edited] dialogue blocks?
3. (After the first run of editing) Does the page of dialogue you just read develop your character(s) further? Either for the positive or negative?
Tips from Robert Towne