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Plots and Character Arcs Series
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How to Write Supporting Characters
The Story of Humanity Series
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Hidden Gems
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The Positive Change Arc Inciting Event
So, you’ve successfully hooked your readers in. You’ve used the first part of your story to world-build, introduce characters, and provide necessary information. But now that that’s over… what next? The answer to that is the Inciting Event, which we’re going to talk about today.
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God in Writing, Part 1
In this post, we’ll be addressing the topic of Christian writing. There are many questions that people might have about this subject, so I’ll do my best to answer them.
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At the Cross
The hymn, “At the Cross” was written by Isaac Watts in, and a refrain and tune were added in 1885 by Ralph Hudson. The words are also used in the hymn “Alas! And Did My Savior Bleed,” though without the chorus.
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The Positive Change Arc Hook
The beginning is possibly the most important part of a story. For the writer, it’s do-or-die territory. If you don’t get a reader interested in the story right from the start, their journey through the book isn’t going to be as enjoyable—or they may not even make it through the book at all. So stay…
Hi, I’m Grace Dvorachek! I am a child of the King, a lover of words, and a devourer of books. Writing is my passion, and I love exploring how to use stories to reflect the character and glory of God. Click here to view my full bio.