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I began this blog to share my writing in a different format, but it’s slowly turned into a writing advice website as well. I don’t have the way to write, but I offer a way that allows for a less constrictive writing style. Make comments on posts, offer feedback, and send requests via my contact page. Thank you for reading and as always, keep learning, keep writing, and stay fresh, my nugs!
Elements of Plot: Rising Action
Recap: On our last writing post, you learned about Exposition as an Element of Plot, and I shared one example from Philip Reeve’s Mortal Engines Book 1. Remember to spread exposition throughout your stories with key details to aid your reader in their journey. Exposition isn’t easy to get right the first time, so take…
Myers Fiction March Newsletter
Updates: What’s up, my nugs? I hope everyone’s February went well, and you reached your goals for the month. I didn’t write as many short stories as I expected this month, but I’ve been working on a mythology storyline that I feel is turning out great! The goal for March is to continue to bolster…
Elements of Plot: Exposition
Recap: Last week we took our high-level view of the elements of plot. There were five elements of plot identified and a brief description of each. Don’t forget that often, this looks like a Freytag’s Pyramid, but not all pyramids are built the same. I recommend using Freytag’s Pyramid as a resource and not the…
Elements of Plot
Recap: Last week we talked about what plot is and why it’s important. If you remember, I brought up questions like, does the cause lead to the effect? And, would it make sense for your character to act out this way after such-and-such happened? By beginning to think about these questions at the beginning of…
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About Me
What’s up, my Nugs? Welcome to Myers Fiction, my blog for the authors of tomorrow. Please enjoy my stories, Indie book reviews, and writing tips. I dabble in all genres, but you can expect Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror story-lines. I hope you enjoy it!
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