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Writing: Using Imperfection to Make Fiction Feel Believable
Everything we experience will face the forces of failure, breakage, and decay. Your make-believe elements should be the same. Their imperfections can make them feel real and create the suspension of disbelief in the reader. For the past few weeks, … Continue reading
Posted in The World of Writing, Writing Believable Make-Believe
Tagged angel, author, comic books, Derek Jeter, Drew Brees, Elysian Chronicles, fantasy, guardian angel, Harry Potter, horror, Luke Skywalker, M. B. Weston, Millennium Falcon, paranormal, publishing, science fiction, speaker, steampunk, Suspension of disbelief, warfare, writing
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Writing Technique: Star Wars–an Example of How to Break the Rules
Almost any writing rule can be broken, as long as the author 1) earns the right to break it and 2) executes properly. For the past few weeks, we’ve been discussing how to create the suspension of disbelief in readers … Continue reading
Posted in The World of Writing, Writing Believable Make-Believe
Tagged A New Hope, angel, author, Clone Wars, comic books, Elysian Chronicles, Empire Strikes Back, fantasy, George Lucas, guardian angel, Hero’s Journey, horror, John Williams, Luke Skywalker, M. B. Weston, Millennium Falcon, Obi-Wan Kenobi, paranormal, publishing, science fiction, speaker, Star Wars, steampunk, Suspension of disbelief, warfare, writing
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