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Create a new character, beginning with the clothing they wear. Look in your closet, costume box, or search online vintage retailers such as Etsy for inspiration. Write a scene or story starring this character.
Post your response (500 words or fewer) in the comments below.
Author Ashley M. Coleman gives you her top five tricks for writing about the music industry—even if you're not an industry expert.
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In this week’s round up brought to us by Script magazine, navigate different character study approaches in your writing, and tracking emotional journeys.
Author Lora Senf discusses how one chilling text message led her to writing her new middle grade horror novel, The Clackity.
Critically acclaimed novelist Katrina Leno discusses the process of bringing her childhood memories to magical life in her new young adult novel, Sometime in Summer.
This week, we're excited to announce our latest episode of "Writer's Digest Presents," the new "Your Story" prompt, and more!
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Short story writing can be a gateway to writing your novel—but they’re also fun and worthy stories in their own right. Here, author Dallas Woodburn shares 5 ways to use short stories to grow as a writer.
