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Author: Sharon M. Kimble

2026-05-272026-06-05stakes, raising the stakes

Raising the Stakes: What It Really Means for Writers

2026-05-202026-03-04arcs, story arc, plot arc, character arc, relationship arc, theme arc

The Shape of Story: Understanding Arcs in Fiction Writing

2026-05-132026-02-25character, wants, needs

Understanding Your Character: What They Want and Need

2026-05-062026-02-25narrators, unreliable narrators, lying, deceit, forgetting, memorable

Unreliable Narrators: A Deceptive Journey into the World of Storytelling

2026-04-292026-02-04arcs, story arcs, character arcs

The Power of Story and Character Arcs in Fiction Writing

2026-04-222026-03-17beats, story beats, character beats, download

Mastering the Art of Storytelling with Story Beats (with downloadable template)

2026-04-152026-01-28stakes, conflict

Using Conflict to Move Your Story Forward

2026-04-082026-01-28show, tell, showing, telling

Show, Don’t Tell: The No Longer Secret Weapon of All Writers

2026-04-012026-01-28POV, third person objective, third person objective POV, point of view

Point Of View: Part 4D – Third Person Objective POV

2026-03-252026-01-28point of view, POV, third person limited, third person limited POV

Point Of View: Part 4C – Third Person Limited POV

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