Pantser or Plotter: Really Useful Links by Amanda J Evans
This week I thought I’d delve into the often asked question of pantser or plotter?
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This week I thought I’d delve into the often asked question of pantser or plotter?
Last week’s column looked at storyboarding so this week I thought we’d continue with the
There is an iconic and heart-breaking scene in the film On the Waterfront in which
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As a writer of psychological crime thrillers, I often find myself in unique situations for
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A few years ago, I was at a book festival talking about my debut novel,
How do you know which Point of View to use? If it’s first person, how
