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Giveaway Contest: We’re giving away fifteen vintage paperback classics by Homer, Walt Whitman, Carson McCullers, Ray Bradbury, John Steinbeck, Shakespeare, and others! Won’t this collection look lovely on your shelf? :D To win these classics, you must: 1) be following macrolit on Tumblr (yes, we will check. :P), and 2) reblog this post. We will choose a random winner on August 19, at which time we’ll start a new giveaway. And yes, we’ll ship to any country. Easy, right? Good luck!
Self care 101
Okay reblogging this again because this scene literally changed my life
1/11/17 || Wednesday
Worked, then got home to exercise (leg day!) and started @journaling-junkie’s November Journaling Challenge. I didn’t think it’d be so nice to write again, but now I actually wrote a rather long journal entry and a short text about my work.
The books are from the café/antiques store I visited with my cousin yesterday, it was great and it was hard to resist the fancy hardcover books with golden aspects and pocket watches. Ugh!!
This is a guest article by Erin Scott. If you are interested in submitting a guest article of your own, be sure to read the guest article guidelines. Conflicts are vital—they bring the thrilling ti…
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How Leaders Should Lead and Seed Success There are two challenges for today’s leader—I’m staring at you boss. How to exercise leadership. And how to manage people. NO ONE is born a leader. Leadersh…
No one is born a leader.
Stages of the Reader
What stage are you on? I’m about to escape number 5… my first book will be published on Tuesday! I’m hoping to land somewhere between 7 and 8.
You can find my book via Abrams Books, on Amazon, or wherever books are sold.
Posters are available at my shop.
The Book Stage. I’m at 5 too
Definitely not doing this.
I’m So Doing This When I Have Children
Totally doing this.
It’s maddening how little we spend on self-improvement. But if you want to get started, then you definitely need to check out this masterpiece by Stephen Covey.
Learn about the 7 elements of Highly Effecive People
Best Way To Write Good
Live twice, die twice. The life of a writer.
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Books, books, books. Time, time, time. Where art thou?
How to Build Solid Story Structure to Create Great Story
Most authors often forgot how vital structure is to a story. Without a tight premise, your plot may become feeble and shallow. As you begin to jot down your ideas, plan and construct the building blocks of the story meticulously.
Here are some elements you need to consider in writing a solid story structure.
Solid Premise, Solid Story
First, craft a premise that serves as the foundation of your story. It’s the basic idea, the base that supports and leads the other blocks of your story. Who are the main characters? Where, when, and how will the story start? Sketch the possible ideas and ensure your outline is in line with your premise.
Objectives for the Characters
It’s important to write the nitty-gritty of your characters. These are important details that may have some connection with the characters’ behaviors or views. What led them to think or act like this? Ask your characters, and the answers will be your starting point for a great character and story.
Pick the Right Setting
Make a list of probable settings for your story. Eliminate the unnecessary. Try also combining them with other settings. Make sure they are fitting to your theme, plot, and characters.
Work Hard with the Outline
Focus on each chapter of your story. Visualize the movement of your scene ideas carefully. Work with the logical flow of every sentence, paragraph, and to the chapters, especially the cause and effect on each of your character’s actions and choices.
End with a Great Force
The story’s ending is the memento—the part which is freshly kept in readers’ minds. You may end the story with a plot twist or a thought-provoking chapter. But don’t drag the ending, because if you do, you’ll drag the whole story.
Solidify your story structure. How?
Short Heartwarming Story
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