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Basics of writing Story Details 

Keep your writing real

05/18/2020 Write Well, Write To Sell 121 Views 0 Comments extraneous story details, good writing techniques, overwriting, rick taubold

From Rick: What do I mean by “Keep your writing real”? Before I answer that question, I want to point out that the question mark in that sentence above is correctly placed. Why? Because the question mark applies to the

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