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Novelsmithing – The Structural Foundation of Plot, Character, and Narration
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- Chapter 03 Character
- Chapter 04 Narration
- Chapter 05 Irony
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- Chapter 10 Psychology of Creativity
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Irony – Part II – Types of Irony
The following is an excerpt from my book Novelsmithing.) VERBAL IRONY This is simply dialogue, characters saying the opposite of what they mean, as in the earlier weather example. But verbal irony isn’t always an opposite. Sometimes, for example, it comes … Continue reading
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Irony – Part I – How it can save your novel.
(The following is an excerpt from my book Novelsmithing.) Creating the fictional world is difficult. Sometimes, no matter how brilliant your writing, it just doesn’t seem to jell. You provide exquisite description, active, intelligent characters, and yet the novel won’t come … Continue reading
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