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How To Write Flashbacks And When To Use Them.

Posted on April 28, 2019 by G.Edward Smith

Do you use flashbacks in your stories? Are you sure you’re using them at the right moment? A flashback can be used to set up a story in a unique way, or it can fall flat and take away from … Continue reading →

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Clichés To Avoid In Your Writing–At ALL Cost.

Posted on April 22, 2019 by G.Edward Smith

We, as writers, are trained to kill clichéd phrases in sentences. But that’s not the only place they can hide—they can infect the spaces between the words, too. Continue reading →

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Your Audience As A Writer & How To Find Them.

Posted on April 3, 2019 by G.Edward Smith

Your best and most noble path to developing an audience as a writer is by having something awesome (or many awesome somethings) to give them. Tell the best story you can tell. Continue reading →