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By: Victoria Diaz I have this feeling that the age you leave your hometown is the same age you feel when you return. Even though you have...

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Think of plot structure as the roadmap for your narrative journey. It helps guide your characters through conflicts, twists, and...

By: J.R. Harrington 1. Stark The seasons change, and so too do the occupants of this town. As it cools you see much less of the little...

By: Victoria Diaz I stare at my ceiling, like always, making up scenarios in my mind. In these scenarios I have friends, a family, a...