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  • Avoid clichéd character tricks

    Writing compelling characters is not easy. Being good at it demands a deep understanding of people. One develops that through a mixture of interest, observational skill, and puzzle-solving, all of which take time to learn. It’s particularly unlikely that one will develop such understanding from a book.

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  • Ego defence

    Maybe the most harmful aspect of ego is ego-defence. This is called resistance in psychological textbooks.

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  • Writing tip: Keep your ego out of it

    English teachers usually equate competence in English with quality in writing. Yet even perfect English can still be bad writing.

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  • Qualification or disqualification?

    I said earlier that some degrees are disqualifications. What does this mean?

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  • Education or degree?

    Some serious jobs require degrees or similar qualifications, whereas other equally skilled jobs don’t require anything. This dichotomy interests me.

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  • Thanks for your support; open for questions

    This blog and website are approximately one month old. After my first advertising campaign, I received hundreds of likes on the Facebook page. I am very grateful for and encouraged by that response. I believe this confirms the essential premise of the service I am offering. A lot of people seem very unhappy with what…

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  • More commonly misused words

    I once stated to a colleague that I didn’t want to become typecast as an editing teacher, yet here I am talking about it again. I plan to cover many other writing themes as well. Yet wordcraft comprises the bulk of writing errors, also these are the easiest to fix. Here I will discuss three…

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  • Avoid clichéd character tricks

    Writing compelling characters is not easy. Being good at it demands a deep understanding of people. One develops that through a mixture of interest, observational skill, and puzzle-solving, all of which take time to learn. It’s particularly unlikely that one will develop such understanding from a book.

  • Ego defence

    Maybe the most harmful aspect of ego is ego-defence. This is called resistance in psychological textbooks.

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