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82 Writing Experiments by Bernadette Mayer
I wrote a series of articles on how to write a novel for one of the leading on-line writers' magazines, NovelAdvice, now deceased. I reproduce them here, and add new ones from time to time. I hope that you will find them helpful.
Writing | Caro Clarke - writer
Like all authors, I suppose, I teach a number of writing classes and attend my share of conferences, and one of the questions that always comes up goes something like this: “I hear authors talk about how there comes a point in every story when the characters take over and start writing the story for you. Does that happen to you?” The short answer is no; and frankly, it sort of ticks me off. I’d love to cede the process of plot development to my characters. Hell, somewhere in the middle of the second act, where all the tedious stuff is being manipulated and I’ve got to keep the pacing going, I’d cede the process to a stranger in a grocery store if he could make it any less painful.
Well-Behaved Characters by John Gilstrap
Mystery/Crime Fiction [/writers] All-About-Forensic-Science.com American Board of Forensic Entomology Alan Barbour - Collection of Forensic Toxicology Links Kari Sable Burns - True Crime & Justice Kari Sable Burns - True Crime & Justice Resources J.H.

