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Common, repeatable methods of achieving particular storytelling effects or of avoiding narrative pitfalls.
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How to indicate the topic has been changed without using words?
I am writing an an article to share knowledge, not novel. Usually, when you change the current topic, at the beginning of the new paragraph you would like to use some transition words such as Addition …
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The stages of writing - what are they?
Cognitively, there is none!
On the surface, there are stages that other answers have provided, and by all mean stick to them as a checklist to know where you are, and to be confident when others ask …
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What is the fine line between "confidence" and "presumption"? [closed]
I am about to apply to a grad school, and I have prepare the SOP for it (think it like a cover letter to apply to a job). I know the rule: show what I've got, not tell how I think I'm cool. I've tried …
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