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Encouragement Writing Techniques

Don’t Feel Like Writing? Here’s How to Get Out of a Creativity Slump Fast

Post author By Lauryn Trimmer
Post date 11/05/2020
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Are you tired of writing? Let’s talk about some ways to rediscover your love for the written word.

Characters Writing Techniques

Servant Characters and How to Write Them

Post author By Lauryn Trimmer
Post date 10/12/2020
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Recently, in trying to escape from life as a college student, I’ve become addicted to several shows I haven’t seen before, especially BBC’s Merlin. I love how Merlin’s character is portrayed, and it has inspired me to rethink some of my own characters. When is a servant character too cliche? How can you avoid some […]

Plot Writing Techniques

Combat Writing for Rookies: The Basic Screw-Ups You Don’t Want to Make (Guest Post)

Post author By Lauryn Trimmer
Post date 09/07/2020
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Today I wanted to share a post by my fellow writer, Ethan. I found his advice about combat writing to be extremely helpful, so with his permission, I decided to share some of it here on Pro Story Builders. Enjoy! (Just a heads-up for my squeamish friends, this post covers certain topics related to combat, […]

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Encouragement Plot Writing Techniques

7 Things I Learned From Finishing My Novel

Post author By Lauryn Trimmer
Post date 08/24/2020
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Last week, I finished another novel. Full disclosure: I’m not here to sell my book. It was awful, full of plot holes, and will never see the light of day. ** **except for the fact that I entered it in a contest. More on that in a minute. Even though this was not my favorite […]