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Writing an Effective Short Story

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By Michael Dineen, Phil Parker, Sedona Hutton, Alex Stargazer
| leonardtillerman.com
Writing an Effective Short Story By:  Paul Blake A short story can be a wondrous thing. The paucity of words allows the writer to focus on the story, rather than on the nuts and bolts of world-building, character development, and backstory vital in longer work. A short story is usually centred around, or focused towards a single event, concept, or message, whereas a novel has subplots, minor character arcs, etc. For a writer, a short story allows for experimentation in voice, perspective, genre.
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The Bastard from Fairyland By: Phil Parker

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By Phil Parker, Alex Stargazer, R.H. Hale, Sedona Hutton
| leonardtillerman.com
The Bastard in Fairyland By:  Phil Parker “Life has many ways of testing a person’s will. Either by having nothing happen at all or by having everything happen all at once.”  (Paulo Coelho) Life can be tough. There can be no doubt about that!  It will knock you down to your knees so many times that it may seem almost impossible to get back up. Choosing instead to retreat into the darkness and escape the daily struggles.
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The Sandman By: Alex Stargazer

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By R.H. Hale, Tatham Langton, Jordan Holt, Alex Stargazer
| leonardtillerman.com
The Sandman By: Alex Stargazer Free will. Does it truly exist? Wherever you choose to go on this planet you will find human civilizations which create and enforce laws, norms and values. The population in these societies are expected to follow the prescribed standards. While some nations are stricter in the creation and enforcement of these norms, the bottom line is that they do exist across the globe.
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