Book Review and Recommendation: The Conflict Thesaurus Volume 2

Book Review and Recommendation: The Conflict Thesaurus Volume 2

If you're looking to add some excitement and tension to your writing, then you need to check out the Conflict Thesaurus Volume 2. This book is filled with a variety of conflict scenarios that will keep your readers engaged and turning the pages. Whether you're writing a novel, screenplay, or just want to add more drama to your blog posts, this book has something for you.

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How to Start a Small Business and Create Community

How to Start a Small Business and Create Community

*Guest post by Iris Mullins of workhomelife.net.

Small businesses and local communities work in a symbiotic way, each providing something that the other needs. Chamber of Commerce cites statistics showing that 52% of small businesses are home-based. Whether you work from home or not, you can still foster connections with fellow residents. If you are looking to start your own venture, the town is likely rooting for you and offering support.

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How to Write a Detective Story When You're Not a Detective

How to Write a Detective Story When You're Not a Detective

It's easy to think that in order to write a detective story, you have to be a detective. But this isn't the case at all! In fact, many famous detective stories were written by people who had no real-world experience in detective work. So how do they do it? How can someone write a detective story when they're not a detective? The answer is simple: They use their imagination, and they do their research!

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What is Crime Fiction? (and how to write it)

What is Crime Fiction? (and how to write it)

What is crime fiction? This is a question that has been asked by many people over the years. The answer, however, is not always simple. Crime fiction can be broadly defined as any story that revolves around a crime or criminal act. This could include murder mysteries, thrillers, and suspense novels, just to name a few.

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Debt Payoff Priorities: How to Determine Which Debt to Pay Off First

Debt Payoff Priorities: How to Determine Which Debt to Pay Off First

When you are trying to get out of debt, it can be difficult to know where to start. Should you pay off the smallest debts first, or focus on the larger ones? And what about interest rates - should you try to reduce your overall payments by targeting the highest-interest debts first? In this blog post, I'll discuss some of the factors you need to consider when prioritizing your debt payoff plan. I'll also provide a few tips for getting started!

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Should You Pay Off Debt or Save Money?

Should You Pay Off Debt or Save Money?

Making the decision to pay off debt or save money can be difficult, especially if you have a limited income. Both options have benefits and drawbacks, so it can be tough to decide which one is right for you. In this blog post, I'll discuss the pros and cons of each option and help you decide which one is best for your unique situation!

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How to Plot a Novel

How to Plot a Novel

The process of writing a novel can be mysterious and daunting. If you're ready to take the plunge, these tips will help you plot your book in record time. Plotting is the process of exploring your characters and setting, seeing where they might go in the story. You'll need to have a solid idea of who your heroine or hero is and what makes them tick before you begin writing. Knowing the overall theme of your book will help you determine the direction that your plot should take while keeping you focused while you write.

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