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How to Plot (For Better Stories)

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Reads 341
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Parts 9
Time 14m

OdysseyWorkshop

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We asked our brain trust of Odyssey graduates to share their best tips for plotting great stories. Here they are!All Rights Reserved

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Your Wonderful Guide to World Building by RobynTheWriter827

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100 Things You Should Know About Writing (Part 2) by MishaGerrick

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