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The Language of Fiction is Word-pictures

Posted by Jack Remick | adverbs, armored prose, Character Development, Food for the Hungry Writer, how to read like a writer, Line editing, Mystery Novels, Objects on Plot Tracks, Rewrite, Robert J. Ray, Setting the Stage, STYLE, word pictures | 1 |

The language of fiction is word-pictures © 2013 by Robert J. Ray Word-pictures, whether they stand still like photographs, or whether they roar like the wind, come from concrete nouns: “In the late summer of that year, we...

Flashbacks and Point of View

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Flashbacks and Point of View ©2013 by Robert J. Ray Flashbacks and POV in The English Patient The English Patient has a zigzag structure that slides between past and present, between desert and Villa, between the Thirties in...

Tips on Line-editing Your Fiction–Part Two

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This is part two of a three part series on editing, rewriting, scene performance Tips on Line-Editing Your Fiction by © 2013 by Robert J. Ray The language of fiction is word-pictures. Word-pictures, whether they stand still like...

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The Language of Fiction is Word-pictures

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Tips on Line-editing Your Fiction–Part Two

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