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November 1st, 2007
08:14 am
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cupidsbow: How to write long-form stories - What follows is an overview of the main issues that people have problems with when they transition from short to long stories -- in fact, they were the things I had trouble with too (and still do, sometimes!). -
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- cesperanza: So I'm drowning in work, sadly. I've got - [poll on communication methods, math/science ability, reading] -
- keelywolfe: You can find it, but getting to read it is another story. - Twice now this week, I have clicked on a story that seemed interesting to me, only to find that in order to read the story, I'd have to friend a journal and send in an age statement, on and on. -
- cesperanza: Fascinating, Captain - I was also struck by the sense--and granted, this might have been louder to me than other strands in the comments because of my own biases, but--the sense that a lot of you loved science and/or math but crashed and burned at a certain point, often when th -
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