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How to Know if You’re a Writer
Are you thinking about being a writer? Or maybe you’ve been writing for a while, but you still doubt that you’re a writer. How do you even know if you are one?
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4 Tips for Writing an Opening Line
The opening lines of your story are some of the most important. If you don’t hook your reader within the first chapter, chances are that you won’t hook them at all. So we’re going to look at a few things to consider when you’re writing your story’s opening lines.
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How to Keep Your Story’s Theme Consistent
Theme is a huge part of story theory. A story’s Theme is what ties everything together—all of the internal and external conflict, all of the symbolism, all of the relationships. But how do you keep a Theme consistent across characters, plot lines, and events?
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How to Write a Story Premise
If I were to ask you what your story is about, what would you say? While it seems like a simple questions, a lot of writers actually struggle with this. After all, how do you know how much information to give away? You want to hook readers in, but you don’t want to reveal too…
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Not Alone: A Poem
If you’ve ever felt alone or misunderstood, know that God knows you better than you know yourself. He sees you, and He understands. He is with you… so you are never alone.
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5 Places to Find Inspiration in Daily Life
There are many places to find inspiration… all you have to do is look around you. Sometimes, we get so caught up in our normal lives that we forget to actually look for inspiration. We have to stop and allow ourselves to be reminded of the beauty and wealth of creativity that surrounds us.

