Amy Laurens

How To Write Dogs: The 33 Worst Mistakes Writers Make When They Write About Dogs

You may have noticed, if you’re an astute, noticey sort of person, that the cover for How To Theme lists the series as Inkprint Writers #2. Number two? you say (assuming you’re one of the astute noticey people). But what happened to number one?! BEHOLD. NUMBER ONE. Previously The 33 Worst Mistakes Writers Make About

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How To Theme: Chapter Three – Quotes Are Usually Themes

Chapter Three Okay, so now that we’ve established the groundwork, we can get down to the nitty-gritty of why you’re actually here: figuring out what theme is I said at the end of chapter one that people often find it easier to divine the point of non-fiction; this is because it’s often stated clearly and

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GIANT PUPPIES

A random compilation of giant puppydogs for your personal edification, because when do puppies NOT make everything better? 🙂 What have you found this week on the web? Read more:IT'S A (PARANORMAL) WRAP!!Made-It Monday: In Which I Create A Mess, But People Love ItYOU GUYS, MERCURY IS *COMING* (HNOTC on preorder)

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How To Theme: Chapter Two – Thesis Statements (Part 2)

Chapter Two Part 2 If you’re happy enough with this, feel free to move on to chapter three now. But if you’d like to consolidate your understanding even further, have a look at the sample introduction below to see some thesis statements in context. In each instance, you can see that the thesis statement clearly

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