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1, 2, More Creative Nonfiction Writing Tips That Will Transform Your Writing—Make Your Writing Timeless

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Writing Tips

Learn these creative writing tips and tricks for stories that will make your book stick with readers, sell for years, and stand the test of time. (Random tip: avoid cliches like “stand the test of time” 🙂

Want your writing to connect, convert, and never go out of style? Discover the tips pros use—some pulled straight from A Novel Idea. Watch now and grab your copy here:
👉 http://eddiejones.org/books/a-novel-idea/

Eddie Jones and Diana Flegal offer personalized coaching for writers.
For more information, check out:
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The Power of Calling and Message—3 Unstoppable Truths Every Writer Must Embrace

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The Power of Calling and Message

Discover the vital connection between the “Power of Calling and Message.” In this short video we help you regain focus and clarity in your storytelling, ensuring your narrative stays on track and fruitful.

Do you question the power of your calling and message? Do you still dream of writing a novel but are unsure how to start?

“A Novel Idea” is a quick study guide that helps you learn the basic elements of novel writing so you can make real progress right now! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1946016829/

Eddie Jones and Diana Flegal offer personalized coaching for writers.
For more information, check out:
https://writerscoach.us

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1 and More Powerful Functions and Elements of Dialogue Every Writer Should Master

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Elements of Dialogue

Elements of Dialogue reveals theme. “Sometimes the right course demands an act of piracy.” In the movie Pirates of the Caribbean, Jack Sparrow actually states the theme of the story in dialogue. When possible, allow your main character to speak the theme through dialogue.

FUNCTION OF DIALOGUE

Dialogue reveals the character’s motives and opposing agendas. A dialogue scene propels the story into high gear. We love to eavesdrop; through words we reveal our heart. We introduce our characters through dialogue, expose their motivation, wants and needs.

Behavior is external; motives are internal. Dialogue presents both at once.

Eddie Jones and Diana Flegal offer personalized coaching for writers.
For more information, check out:
https://writerscoach.us

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1 Tip: In Storytelling, Escalating Both External and Internal Conflicts in Each Scene Is Essential

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External and Internal Conflicts

In this video, we explore key tips for raising the stakes in your story: External and Internal Conflicts.
(Credits to “A Novel Idea.” amazon.com/dp/1946016829/ )

Learn how to intensify tension through layered conflict that challenges your characters at every turn—without spoiling the full strategy list. Whether you’re writing thrillers, dramas, or character-driven tales, these techniques will help you keep readers hooked.

Eddie Jones and Diana Flegal offer personalized coaching for writers.
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