Questions 29: Attracting Other Kinds of Readers
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Questions 28: How Do You Approach Stories of Different Length?
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Questions 27: Developing Writing Exercises
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Questions 26: Where Should Chapters Start?
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Questions 25: What About Publishing Well?
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Questions 24: Managing Multiple WIPs
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Questions 23: Spotting Clichés
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Questions 22: Setting and Worldbuilding
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Questions 21: What About Short Books?
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