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[Rethinking Protagonists and Antagonists: Parallel and Perpendicular Character Perspectives in Star Wars](
[Name]( We like to think and talk a great deal about protagonists and antagonists, and that's not a bad way to look at things, exactly. But it's vital to realize that those two terms are purely a matter of perspective. [Read More...](
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[How to Identify Fake News: Crossing the Credibility Chasm with PEN America](
[Name]( Thanks to the way we consume news today-largely through social media-weeding out what info is real and what's fake is more difficult than ever. While social media has created a place for the public to share and for news organizations to reach in a positive way, the overflow of information is not always good information, says Xavier University Professor Tyrone Williams. That's where PEN America decided to step in: They're currently touring the country hosting local panels to encourage journalists and the public alike to be aware of the inaccurate stories floating around on crowded Twitter and FB feeds-and to help people identify fake news when they see it. [Read More...](
[( New! The Book Construction Blueprint
This free guide includes what you need to transform your eBook into a professionally printed book your readers will love. [Get yours.](
[Sequel Secrets: 7 Rules for Writing Second Installments](
[Name]( Your first book was well received-hooray! But how do you write a sequel without disappointing fans of the original? Sequels present certain advantages -- namely, they're much easier to market out the gate -- but they also come with a host of challenges, the worst of which is often sky-high expectations. These 7 secrets will help you pen part two with finesse. [Read More...](
[( Biopage: A New Social Networking Platform for Writers.
Most social media contents are pictures and videos, Biopage instead focuses on writing. Write your biography, or post updated stories up to 5,000 characters each. Free account at www.biopage.com, or download iOS or Android apps, and win $1,000 [mini essay contest](.
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[Your Story Writing Contest #87: Submit Now!](
[Name]( Write a short story of 700 words or fewer based on our latest photo prompt. You can be funny, poignant, witty, etc.; it is, after all, your story. Use the submission form below OR email your submission directly to yourstorycontest@fwmedia.com. [See the photo and submit your story here...](
[Win a Free Writer's Digest Book! Enter Our 12 Days of Books Holiday Giveaway](
[Name]( Happy holidays from Writer’s Digest! Every day from December 11, 2017 to December 22, 2017, we’re giving away a different book from the Writer’s Digest shelf. Enter once per day for your chance to win one of these books. Learn how to enter here: [Read More...](
[Based On A True Story: 4 Advantages to Fictionalizing the Truth](
[Name]( Should you write a memoir, or write a novel "based on a true story"? The latter option may offer you the freedom to rewrite history, to reach beyond the actual events and people you know. Here, Joan Jackson offers four advantages to fictionalizing the truth. [Read More...](
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[Your Weekly Writing Prompt](
[prompt]( A Not-So-Christmas Story: Write a story or scene that is NOT related to the holidays using at least 6 of the following words: holly, gift, sleigh, jingle, merry, reindeer, snowman, cheer, carol, elf, ornament, Chevy Chase.
[Post your response (500 words or fewer) in the comments here ....](
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Jess Zafarris is an energetic multimedia journalist with more than 7 years of experience writing and editing, and the online content director of Writer’s Digest.
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