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Last time I talked about psychiatry, I was giving advice on how to write the ultimate psychopath. I mentioned briefly another psychiatric disorder known as Narcissistic Personality Disorder, but I didn’t
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In world building, a very important component has to be the way you design the government of your main world. Now, by world building, you could be talking about a country,
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One of the most compelling challenges when it comes to writing a novel is the idea of curating natural, realistic dialogue. This is especially complicated when we talk about fantasy–high fantasy,
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Whether you’re writing a romance-based novel or you’re writing a story that includes some level of romance in it, you’ve likely already stumbled upon the love triangle trope. The love triangle
Anybody who’s ever taken some sort of a creative writing course will probably tell you that one of the first things you learn about is this idea of “show, don’t tell.”