One of the stories I was coaching this week had this little wrinkle: the main character’s quest was interrupted by a flashback scene showing the hero as a boy delivering newspapers, falling off his bike and being laughed at by...
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Dialogue has been my own writing nemesis and I continue to find it a challenge, although each day of writing seems to improve it slightly! Delete the scoop?
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