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How Did JK Rowling Do It Fantasy fiction is big business, and many authors are trying hard to break in. The burning question on all their lips is, "How did JK Rowling do it?" And the answer to that is pretty simple. She gave the readers what they wanted. Gauge or Caliber: Getting Your Research Right Writers often need to know just what kind of weaponry their protagonists are using. Here's a useful primer as to the different terms and what they mean. Writing Tips - Adding Complexity To Your Narrative Complex narrative structure is used by authors to add interest by complicating the story. This article outlines several methods of achieving this. Getting Published - A Stairway to Heaven Eight Steps to success as a published writer, and how to avoid slipping back down them again. Fantasy Writing - Six Cliches to Avoid If you're a writer in the fantasy genre, here are 6 clichés you should try to avoid in your stories. Short Story Writing - Ten Endings to Avoid A logical, satisfying ending is always required in a short story, but how do you ensure that yours is fresh and new? One of the ways is to avoid the obvious. Here are some common endings seen by editors: use them at your peril. Horror Writing - Ten Cliches to Avoid For anyone thinking about writing in the horror genre, there are certain situations that, over the years, have been done so often that the audience knows exactly what to expect. Using any of these is fine if you're being post-modern and ironic as in the Scream series, because you can get the audience laughing as they jump. But if you're trying for the big scare, here are some situations to avoid, and alternative scenarios to consider. Crime Writing - Ten Cliches to Avoid Crime fiction is big business at the moment, but there are certain situations that have been overplayed so much that they have become genre cliches and everybody knows what to expect next. Here are ten cliches you should try to avoid and thoughts on how to subvert the cliches if you do decide to use them.

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