Tag Archives: Halloween

Writing: Exploiting Your Readers’ Fear

Posted on October 29, 2017 by M. B. Weston

Ah, Halloween. What better time to discuss the ins and outs of scaring your readers? Horror writers probably know many of these tips, but those of us writing other genres usually encounter a few scenes where we want to make … Continue reading →

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Writing: Make Your Make-Believe Elements Feel Believable

Posted on October 15, 2012 by M. B. Weston

Getting your reader to suspend disbelief requires you to make your make-believe elements feel real. Fortunately, you have several techniques at your fingertips, which we will be discussing this week. It’s October! Tis the season for walking in brisk, cool … Continue reading →

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