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- Climbing up to Kaboom & 4 other tips on Story Structure
- Becoming a Hero: Story structure points 9 & 10
- Climbing Up to Kaboom: Story structure points 7 & 8
- Rise Up & Commit: Story structure points 5 & 6
- Foiled Plans: Story structure points 3 & 4
- Lights, Camera, Kickoff: Story structure points 1 & 2
- Scoring in the Elevator & 4 other tips on How to Get Published
- Hunting for an Agent: Shotgun or target pistol?
- Writing the Dread Synopsis: A synopsis system that works
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Taking Away the Easy Button: Bell's three rules for writing about magic
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Published: Aug. 28, 2011
Words: 1,511 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781466166776
Short description
How to use magic in your story without abusing it.Extended description
How to use magic in your novel, without making your readers disappear.Tags
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