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Revising Up!
Second in a two-part series about power positions in story and how to increase the heat
22 hrs ago
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Mary Carroll Moore
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Where's the Heat? Assessing Your Power Positions in Story
First of two posts about upping tension and increasing heat by pushing "character power"
Jul 11
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Mary Carroll Moore
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Are Your Characters Fading from Your Story?
A few tips to keep characters (real or imagined) vivid for the reader
Jul 4
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Mary Carroll Moore
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June 2025
How to Approach Revision: A Checklist for Reluctant (or Tired) Writers
How I'm getting my revision done this week, even though I'd rather be outside in the garden!
Jun 27
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Mary Carroll Moore
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How to Approach Revision: A Checklist for Reluctant (or Tired) Writers
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Three Tips to Bring Forth the "Why" of Your Story
How to use your character--fictional or real--to make your story's purpose clear
Jun 20
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Mary Carroll Moore
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Satisfaction in the Writing Life: Juggling Time (Quantity) and Value (Quality)
How much you get done sometimes doesn't count as much as how much you learn
Jun 13
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Mary Carroll Moore
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Point of View: A Review of a Writer's Storytelling Options
You may know this stuff, but here are some new ways to look at choosing point of view
Jun 6
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Mary Carroll Moore
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May 2025
Acceptance and Rejection
Polar opposites or close twins?
May 30
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Mary Carroll Moore
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My Index Card Method of Using Feedback
A cool way to consider, organize, and make use of reader suggestions so they work for your writing
May 23
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Mary Carroll Moore
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Five Components of Successful Chapters
An interesting structure tool I've been playing with
May 16
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Mary Carroll Moore
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Following the Headlights: Illuminating the Path of Your Book
Four ways to work with headlights when you're working on a book
May 9
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Mary Carroll Moore
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Anxiety versus Creativity
What I'm learning right now about which world I want to live in
May 2
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Mary Carroll Moore
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