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For writers who like to plan their stories, and therefore not need as many major revisions, the Snowflake Method is a great step-by-step way to write a novel.
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Online guide for aspiring science fiction or fantasy authors, created by sci-fi writer Jeffrey A. Carver. Learn about the elements and skills needed for a good SF or fantasy story, coming up with ideas, and language and style pitfalls.
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