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How to Write Short Stories And Use Them to Further Your Writing Career
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A short story has to hit hard and do it in fewer than seven thousand words, which makes it one of the most demanding forms in fiction. This guide presents the central principle behind a strong short story, whether the writer outlines in advance or discovers the plot while drafting. It explains how short fiction can serve a writing career today, from attracting new readers to earning extra income and rediscovering the pleasure of writing. Examples from several well-known authors illustrate the techniques, and five complete stories show the principle at work.
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