By Nathan Bransford So you’ve already decided that you want to write in third person instead of first person. Good work! That’s half the battle. Did you know there’s another battle ahead? That is when you decide whether you’re going to write in third person omniscient or third person limited. This decision comes down to whether […]
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By Angela Ackerman Emotional wounds are transformative and have the power to re-shape a character in many negative ways, impacting their happiness, their self-worth, and causing mistrust and disillusionment to skew their worldview. This critical piece of backstory is key to understanding their motivations, and will impact their individual character’s arc, so knowing what it is, and
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The Punctuation Guide was created by Jordan Penn, a longtime enthusiast of American language, usage, and style. He earned a BA in sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a JD from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law: After searching the web for a comprehensive guide to American punctuation and
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