Marveling at Enneagram Eight to Write Better Characters
Learn from Captain Marvel about how to use the Enneagram Eight to create a character arc.
Avoid These Mistakes in Narration, Tense, and Voice
Writing can become unclear when you change the narration abruptly for no apparent reason. There are three types of…
Marveling at Enneagram Seven to Write Better Characters
Learn from Marvel's Star-Lord about how to use Enneagram Seven to create a character arc.
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Drawing on personality systems is a great way to craft dynamic characters. The Enneagram works especially well for this because it dives into people’s motivations and fears. Understanding the way your character thinks can help you choose how they respond to the stressful situations that come up in your story. It can also help you craft dialogue full of tension. [ 1,225 more word ]
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Marveling at Enneagram Eight to Write Better Characters | Mythos & Ink
Learn from Captain Marvel about how to use the Enneagram Eight to create a character arc.I once edited a book in which a mother told a story to her child. The narration was written in third person present tense, but the story dialogue was written in first person and switched between present and past tense so much that I had a hard time keeping track of what was going on. Writing can become unclear when you change the narration abruptly for no apparent reason. [ 512 more words ]
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Avoid These Mistakes in Narration, Tense, and Voice | Mythos & Ink
Writing can become unclear when you change the narration abruptly for no apparent reason. There are three types of confusing shifts to watch out for.Are you writing sci-fi or fantasy for #NaNoWriMo? JOIN THE 2019 BATTLE! Every day in November, we're hosting a writing sprint from 8 PM - 8:30 PM CST on our Twitter account. Write as much as you can in half an hour, and then add your word count to your team in the comments of each post. WHO WILL WIN?
Learn from Marvel's Star-Lord about how to use Enneagram Seven to create a character arc. #enneagram7 #mcu #starlord #guardiansofthegalaxy #characterarcs #writing
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Marveling at Enneagram Seven to Write Better Characters | Mythos & Ink
Learn from Marvel's Star-Lord about how to use Enneagram Seven to create a character arc.Here's how to recognize and fix limiting modifiers, split infinitives, and dangling modifiers! #grammar #writing #writingtips #misplacedmodifiers
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Don’t Let Them Dangle | Mythos & Ink
How to place modifiers correctly to improve sentence clarity.
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Day 15 of #NaNoWriMo. The goal: 25,000 words. How are you doing?
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