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  • Started by Zetta Brown
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    Hi everyone! I wrote a new blog post for my Zetta's Desk blog called "Who Farted? : Why Character Development is Important to Plot." I wanted to address the subject with a bit a humor, because I simply cannot be serious all the time. :)
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  • Started by Carolyn Haley
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    A good article about character development on the below-listed blog. It was initially posted on the CHARACTERS forum. Some of the advice is applicable to forming concepts for query letters and synopses.   http://komzreviews.blogspot.com/2011/10/be-my-guest-how-to-develop-engaging.html
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  • Started by Jenny Steffan
    We all know that science and technology have improved our lives in many ways. The use of computers in schools and hospitals allows teachers to teach more effecti...
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  • Because I keep my word, Michelle: I hear you, on this one, but do think (agree with you?) that it comes down to individual personalities, and where a writer is in her...
  • Great post, thank you for sharing! I always thought there were two types of editors, content editors and line editors equivalent to your development editor and copy ed...
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