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Sometimes, writing a short story can be like going for a drive with no map: You have a solid starting point, but then the highway has multiple exits. Which direction will get you where you need to go? Time to whip out your virtual writing GPS and ask the Writer’s...
"...And suddenly, everything works out and everyone lives happily ever after. The End." You’ve undoubtedly experienced the unhappiness of a quickly resolved, artificial happy ending. When writing a book or story, don't let your eagerness to please your audience...
John Irving, author of Cider House Rules and A Prayer For Owen Meany, says in this interview: "The research is the easy part. Anybody can do research. The plotting of the novel, writing the ending before you write anything else, which I always do—I don't know that...
After a reader finishes a book or a short story, it’s often the ending that resonates most strongly. In some ways, the whole book is about its ending: Everything leads up to the ending, and once it’s over, everything points back to it. But great endings are hard to do...
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