Making Your Reader Love Backstory, Part 4

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  Part 4 of four posts on backstory by the amazing Randy Ingermanson. Find out how to get his free newsletter full of great information...
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Making Your Reader Love Backstory, Part 3

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Part 3 of four posts on backstory by the amazing Randy Ingermanson. Find out how to get his free newsletter full of great information like...
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Making Your Reader Love Backstory, Part 2

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Part 2 of four posts on backstory by the amazing Randy Ingermanson. Find out how to get his free newsletter full of great information lik...
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Making Your Reader Love Backstory, Part 1 by Randy Ingermanson

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Randy Ingermanson has written one of the best explanations on backstory I've ever read. He introduces his ideas here, and the six wa...
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Eyes Wide Open: Protecting yourself in the publishing world.

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This morning I came upon troubling news. Someone is impersonating a well-known literary agent, and contacting writers regarding book deals...
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Agent Friday: The Rejecter

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Today's agent isn't really an agent, but an agent's assistant. And I don't know if the Rejecter is a man or woman, or their ...
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Book Review: How to Publish Your Novel: A Complete Guide to Making the Right Publisher Say Yes, by Ken Atchity

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 It takes new writers years of trolling blogs and websites to feel they've begun to master a knowledge of the publishing industry. Afte...
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Not One, But Two Free Online Writing Conferences

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No matter where you live, or what your budget, or even your age will prevent you from attending a writing conference this summer. WriteOnC...
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Free Course: Twenty Master Plot Exercises

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Here's a great course to improve your plotting. Or maybe your story is stuck, and you'd like to take it in a new and fresh direction...
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