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• Linguistic Quirks: What Wordbirthing & Name-Nicking Can Do for Fiction

  
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  I awoke from a nightmare last weekend and did the sensible thing. I got up and showered off the flop sweat, crawled back in with the ToolMaster, and poked him in the shoulder — firmly, since he was the cause of my distress. “Hey,” he said with a fair degree of irritation. Then something must [...]
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• Rand Paul Challenges Hillary In Iowa Speech… Declares Obama Working With ‘Anti-American Globalists’

  
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  Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news , world news , and news about the economy CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Presidential elections start in Iowa. On Friday, Sen. Rand Paul put his stake in the ground for a possible run in 2016 by mocking the Obama administration and delivering a blistering critique of former Secretary ...
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• How To Describe Noses, Mouths, Legs, and more

  
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  Can you describe body parts without being boring? I got a lot of feedback on my post on physical descriptors for characters, A Nose by Any Other Name. Here are a few more that will jog your inspiration: Face Brush of make-up and light touch of lipstick Mouth, neck and chin Square chin Strong chin hanging ...
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• Building a Character — El Viejo

  
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  It seemed to me as if the entire place were either crumbling into desolation or rising sickly from it. The dusty colors either waxing or waning. The houses half-erected or half destroyed. The… Read More →
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• Character Interview | Characterization

  
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  Guest Author Today’s post in the “How to be an Author” series concentrates on characterization through character interview. KM Rockwell here interviews a minor character in order to improve characterization of a major character. The better we know our characters, the more … Continue reading → The post ...
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• Character’s Relationship with His Setting

  
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  MegMoseley is still a Californian at heart although shes lived more than half herlife in other states. Holding jobs that ranged from candle-maker toadministrative assistant, Meg eventually contributed human-interest columns fora suburban edition of the AtlantaJournal-Constitution . Contemporary fiction remains her ...
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• How to Describe Moving Body Parts

  
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  Are they dancing or fighting? No, you can’t simply say mouth. When you look at someone’s face, their mouth (or eyes, or noses–you understand) do stuff. They twitch, glow, wrinkle, any number of movements that as an author, will add detail and intrigue to your story, as well as define your character. Here’s a ...
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• Introducing characters – it’s about who they are, not how they look

  
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  Thursday: Writing challenge For today’s writing exercise, let’s try out the idea that we don’t need to formally introduce our main character to readers.  For this exercise, here are two options: Option 1 If you have a work-in-progress, find the point at which your character appears for the first time ...
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• Characterization | Creating a Character | Writing a Character

  
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  Guest Author Characterization is often a challenge for writers. Leonard Seet, today’s How to be an Author guest poster, is a writer focused on the spiritual with a literary bent. Here he outlines how to go about creating believable characters, building them … Continue reading → The post Characterization ...
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• Characterization in Story Telling | Creating a Living, Breathing Character Your Readers Can Get Behind

  
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  Guest Author Characterization is often a challenge for writers. Leonard Seet, today’s How to be an Author guest poster, is a writer focused on the spiritual with a literary bent. Here he outlines how to go about creating believable characters, building them … Continue reading → The post Characterization ...
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• Capturing Process Dynamics

  
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  When the on-demand tuning application resides in a DCS workstation, communications between the controller and the workstation can introduce variable delay and jitter in the observed process response. As addressed in Chapter 4 of Advanced Control Foundation – Tools, Techniques, and Applications , the process may ...
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