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Protecting yourself in your writing process, for example assessing professional services' reputability, or questions about keeping your identity secret.
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How do you keep a villainous character from being offensive to a particular group?
If the villain of your story is a member of a certain group, how do you keep the story from being offensive to members of that group?
For example, one of the villain in my book is a WWII veteran. I w …
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