Whether its first person, third person, or the see-all-know-all omniscient point of view, the power of a story is the vicarious adventure of living someone

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Whether its first person, third person, or the see-all-know-all omniscient point of view, the power of a story is the vicarious adventure of living someone
When Frodo agreed to take that cursed ring to Mount Doom, he didn’t know he was going to join a group of fellow fantastical and
Psychology has given us such a wonderful understanding into human behaviour that’s it’s a veritable gold-mine for writers. It not only lets us understand our
Narratives are all about change – protagonists changing their perspectives as they see, hear and learn new things, choosing to do things differently as
The perfectionism trap is easy to fall into. We live in a culture that’s all about success and achievement, and the writing world is no
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