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Tag Archives: Story
Writing, Wood, And Rocket Science
“You don’t seem like an engineer.” That’s what people usually say a few moments after I tell them that I’m an engineer. Or a rocket scientist. Or whatever the conversation warranted. I guess they are thinking about the nerds they … Continue reading
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Tagged Author, Cabinet, Craftsman, Engineer, Mathematician, Novel, Physicist, Plot, Story, structure, Wood, Writing
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Writing 101: The Three Elements of Story
My first car was a 1966 ford Mustang. My dad bought it for $1,000 using the $1,000 my grandparents had given me a year earlier. While he didn’t have to drag it home it had definitely seen better days. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Characters, Fiction, Plot, PlotForge, Setting, Story, Writing, Writing 101
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