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Rules: Learn Them, Then Go All Gallagher On ‘Em!

Posted on March 2, 2013 by Daniel R Davis

We’ve all heard the various “rules” of writing. I don’t mean “I before E, except after C” or “follow proper punctuation” etc, etc, etc. Those are actually useful. That’s basic grammar and basic grammar knowledge is always the way to … Continue reading →

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POV Switches: When to Say When

Posted on February 27, 2013 by Daniel R Davis

Over on Magical Words, Diana Pharaoh Francis talked about Fat Fantasy Plans, based on another post from writer, Marie Brennan, and discusses the pitfalls of POV switches and when to say when. I do actually have a bit of an … Continue reading →

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Everything in Moderation…Even in Writing

Posted on December 11, 2011 by Daniel R Davis

Greetings, Yes, another post in as many days. I must be slipping. Actually, what’s really prompted this blog entry was a discussion over on Magical Words and some other things that have been roiling around in my noggin. One of … Continue reading →

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Time Restructuring

Posted on March 4, 2009 by Daniel R Davis

Well, looks like I may need to budget my time a bit more wisely and actually schedule myself certain writing tasks on certain days. We’re going to need to get our scripts finished for our movies, so I’m going to … Continue reading →

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