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Writing a Play I

by ecrivan wordwizard, Apr 26, 2007

How to Write a Play.

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Writing a Play II

by ecrivan wordwizard, Apr 29, 2007

Procedures involved in playwriting.

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Five Tips to Creating Quality Real Life Fiction Characters

by Melanie Marten, Mar 28, 2007

Wherever the fiction character comes from, it is important to make them as realistic as possible.

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Understanding English Grammar

by Jenn Weiss, Jun 17, 2007

The author reviews a great handbook.

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Grammar

by Jenn Weiss, Mar 25, 2007

There are some rules in grammar that are confusing.

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Used to and Supposed to in English

by ecrivan wordwizard, Apr 22, 2007

How to express putting an object into use and how to express how it should be used.

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How to Write a Book, a Movie, or a Play Review

by Alixander Haban Escote, Apr 19, 2008

Teaching and learning how to write a book, a movie, or a play review is never easy. The following article will help you how to teach and how to learn writing a brief critique of a book, a movie, or a play, which will guide prospective readers, spectators, or theater goers.

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How to Defeat Writer's Block and Earn Money From Your Writing

by imaginearea, Apr 18, 2008

Today I got myself to write 10 times more than I have ever written before and I’ve recently had an article published on the net. This is the story of how I accomplished this amazing feat after suffering years of writer’s block.

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Query Letter Format and Example

by Wolfe, Apr 10, 2008

Traditionally, query letters are divided into three paragraphs: hook, conflict & resolution paragraph (first), plot and book information paragraph (second), and biography paragraph (last). The last line at the bottom is the thank you.

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